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Three tiny cheers for Mumford & Sons’ new album

Why Marcus Berkmann feels relief and a certain reluctant respect for the folk band’s shift to stadium rock

13 June 2015

9:00 AM

13 June 2015

9:00 AM

Like a lot of essentially cautious people, I like my music to take some risks, play with fire and damn the consequences. In truth, of course, most musicians are every bit as conservative as the rest of us: they do whatever it is they do and if it sells, they keep on doing it until they drop.

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