Let Em' Talk: A track-by-track guide to Real Farmer's new album 'Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right'
Raucous four piece Real Farmer hail from the northern Dutch provinces of Friesland and Groningen and returned recently with new album Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right. The area is renowned as a hotbed for intelligent, independent, ass kicking Rock n'Roll in the Netherlands that rivals anything coming out of the country's more famous cities. It's a spirit that is infused in the band's new album, with they themselves calling the record for ' ..people who are introspective but socially aware at the same time'. Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right crackles with an energy that finds itself floating around the same space occupied by the likes of Hot Snakes, Mission to Burma and New York CBGBs cool, but doesn't hold back from adding an occasional, deliciously melodic pop hook into the mix. An album with broader sonic horizons than Real Farmer had ventured to previously on debut Compare What's There; it finds a band starting to hit its stride and lose its b...
