Mumford & Sons Say New Album Is 'A Development, Not A Departure'
. "Towards the end of the Babel Tour, we'd always play new songs during soundchecks, and none of them featured the banjo, or a kick-drum," Marcus Mumford said. "And demoing with Aaron [Dessner of the National] meant that, when we took a break, we knew it wasn't going to involve acoustic instruments." Mumford is quick to explain that the band didn't set a rule of "no acoustic instruments," but instead had the desire to shake things up. "The songwriting hasn't changed drastically; it was led more by a desire to not do the same thing again," he added. "Plus, we fell back in love with drums! It's as simple as that." Read more here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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