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2016
"This is, hands down, one of the albums of the year in any genre. Fara are one of the most exciting discoveries to emerge from the Scottish folk scene in recent years, and on the basis of this debut, appear to have a very bright future ahead of them".
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"Cross The Line is a wonderfully impressive début album from Fara, one of the most exciting new bands to come from Scotland in the last few years. A mix of high-energy fiddle-driven along by expressive and imaginative piano; compelling songs with perfectly executed, intricate vocals and a level of musicianship that, while it seems surprising in a début album, is an affirmation of the collective skill these four highly accomplished musicians bring to the studio".
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2016 December
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2016 December
"Debut album from prizewinning Scottish quartet ... They perform traditional and self-composed songs and tunes with elegant fiddle playing, rich harmonies, dynamic piano, and thoughtful, atmospheric arrangements. Their version of Games People Play is fabulous!. - "Good"".