Mumford & Sons – RUSHMERE (CD) 20260630_exclusion no band was more identified

no band was more identified with the practice than the Grateful Dead

four remixes along with updated vocals

a brand-new supergroup made their debut at The Mint in Los Angeles: The Heavyweights

both of overdose and both just prior to the album’s creation

trading some of their cavernous reverb for a wider sonic palette that pulled in reggae

Mumford & Sons – RUSHMERE (CD) 20260630_exclusion no band was more identifiedDave Cobb has built a reputation coaxing raw, unguarded performances out of artists who have something real to say, and Mumford & Sons arrive at their fifth record with exactly that kind of urgency. Rushmere finds the London band reconnecting with the acoustic banjo and stomp energy that made their 2009 debut such an immediate word of mouth phenomenon, while carrying the weight of everything that's come since. Mumford & Sons are back with their 5th