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DOn;t worry if you can't afford the deluxe edition it only comes with live version of 4 of the songs and they're really not that good quality. Anyway this album, despite missing the signature banjo, tells and story like Sigh No More and babel couldn't. The lyrics are great and apart from a handful of boring songs (with still meaningful lyrics) are an amazing selection of beautiful songs. Mumford & Sons are still the best!
I listened hoping to hear at least one song with the banjo, unfortunately there was none. Mumford and Sons new sound is not all that different the lyrics are similar. The more I listen the more I like.
Although they've ditched the banjos this album still has the Mumford and sons vibes (crossed with a bit of Coldplay-) and beautifully deep lyrics. Love it.
According to lead vocalist Marcus Mumford, the outfit’s forthcoming effort will lack the signature folk elements of 2012′s Babel, as former banjoist Winston Marshall has now embraced the electric guitar full-time.
“We felt that doing the same thing, or the same instrumentation again, just wasn’t for us,” Mumford recently told Rolling Stone. “We’ve got a broader taste in music than just that.”
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