Spencer McGarry Season: Spencer's ear for a great melody is filled out with a pop-baroque orchestration reminiscent of a 1950s Disney film" � Kruger magazine.
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"Part Smile suite, part foaming at the mouth superwide grinning Bugsy Malone showtune showcase" The Joy Collective
"An ear for a great melody filled out with a pop-baroque orchestration, reminiscent of a 1950s Disney film" Kruger Magazine
"Ron and Russell, meet your misplaced sibling. With a side order of Rufus Wainright perhaps... enormous sprawling medleys, producing pocket operas of startling complexity" Venue Magazine, Bath
The Lost Cavalry: "A new project by Mark West, the former guitarist from Fanfarlo we've been loving the beautiful indie/folk sounds of this great new band." Offline
"A fantastic indie/folk outfit and a delight live.... Magical, lilting, happy/sad bulletins of pure loveliness." No One Died
"The Lost Cavalry really are a delight, their songs are uncluttered gems, they�re doing something a little different" Organ Magazine
"New project from ex-Fanfarlo guitarist Mark West that employs concertina, melodica and glockenspeil alongside guitar, bass and drums to sculpt of slow-burning folk-pop gems." The Windmill
"It�s hard not to like The Lost Cavalry, especially if you enjoy a little accordion, maybe some ukulele and the odd catchy whimsical lyric in your indie tune� Jon Cowen, Uppror Magazine
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"Part Smile suite, part foaming at the mouth superwide grinning Bugsy Malone showtune showcase" The Joy Collective
"An ear for a great melody filled out with a pop-baroque orchestration, reminiscent of a 1950s Disney film" Kruger Magazine
"Ron and Russell, meet your misplaced sibling. With a side order of Rufus Wainright perhaps... enormous sprawling medleys, producing pocket operas of startling complexity" Venue Magazine, Bath
The Lost Cavalry: "A new project by Mark West, the former guitarist from Fanfarlo we've been loving the beautiful indie/folk sounds of this great new band." Offline
"A fantastic indie/folk outfit and a delight live.... Magical, lilting, happy/sad bulletins of pure loveliness." No One Died
"The Lost Cavalry really are a delight, their songs are uncluttered gems, they�re doing something a little different" Organ Magazine
"New project from ex-Fanfarlo guitarist Mark West that employs concertina, melodica and glockenspeil alongside guitar, bass and drums to sculpt of slow-burning folk-pop gems." The Windmill
"It�s hard not to like The Lost Cavalry, especially if you enjoy a little accordion, maybe some ukulele and the odd catchy whimsical lyric in your indie tune� Jon Cowen, Uppror Magazine
