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Folk-Rock Album Blasts Nationalism, Champions Grassroots Resistance

2/20/2026

Summary

Story summary

Richard Dawson of the folk-rock quartet critiques nationalism in 'Dead in a Post-Truth World'.
Dawn Bothwell's 'bard rap' in 'Scales Will Fall' condemns capitalism and promotes grassroots resistance.
Vibrant arrangements underscore a call for collective action in 'End of the Rhythm'.
The album includes fantastical storytelling, including a horse named Clara and the 20-minute 'Clear Pools'.
Overall, the political vision intertwines idealism, principle, and nature to offer a hopeful perspective.

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Story summary

Richard Dawson of the folk-rock quartet critiques nationalism in 'Dead in a Post-Truth World'.
Dawn Bothwell's 'bard rap' in 'Scales Will Fall' condemns capitalism and promotes grassroots resistance.
Vibrant arrangements underscore a call for collective action in 'End of the Rhythm'.
The album includes fantastical storytelling, including a horse named Clara and the 20-minute 'Clear Pools'.
Overall, the political vision intertwines idealism, principle, and nature to offer a hopeful perspective.