B.A.P full show London, United Kingdom  Mapping Mt. Wolf’s Dream
Folk Landscape  Mapping Mt. Wolf’s Dream Folk Landscape Photo
courtesy of the artist/Credit: Paul Bence  Enter a land of
electro acoustic enchantment  By Beverly Bryan December 13, 2012
New UK band Mt. Wolf is kind of like one of those monsters in
Medieval illuminated manuscripts, the fabled beasts with the
tails of scorpions and the heads of lions. Combining electronic
elements with rock instrumentation, their hybrid pop music is a
modern chimera, though this one has a gentle nature. Or would it
be more like a beautiful cyborg?  Members Kate Sproule, Stevie
McMinn, Sebastian Fox and Al Mitchell like to describe their
music as dream folk. “Life Size Ghosts,” the song that initially
garnered them some attention, comes off like a collaboration
between Bat For Lashes and James Blake. It’s an ethereal pop
song where Sproule’s voice, sub bass, synth, lightly tripping
beats and sparkling strings pile up and melt into each other
like snowdrifts. It fe