"There is a womb-like intimacy to their sound, centred around engaging and darkly humorous lyrics and the delightful cello sparring.” **** Clash Magazine

“Morrissey meets Americana – superb songs with an irresistible English wit.”  Total Guitar

Infectious hooks, rich vocals and lush, swooning cello are the defining features of Furlined, a Bristol-based band formed in 2008 by singer-songwriter Neil Crossley and cellist Tegan Everett. Boasting influences that range from alt country to Edwyn Collins, the band have attracted acclaim in publications such as Clash magazine, Rock ‘n’ Reel and Billboard. 

“A charming and individual album of rare depth,” said Clash of the band’s debut album Love Comes In Canisters – co-produced by Nigel Pulsford, former guitarist with post-grunge rockers Bush.

In July 2012, Furlined – bolstered by the addition of Graham Dalzell (bass) and Greg White (drums) – released their follow-up album Win A Dream Wedding, an assured, stately affair with lyrics inspired by nostalgic yearnings, tales of boy racers and loves lost and found. Ultimately, its tone is one of optimism in the face of adversity. “If there’s a theme here,” says Crossley, “it’s a life-affirming one – of great things emerging from grim places.”

For more information visit www.furlined.co.uk