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this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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Mumford and Sons. Their first few albums were unique, and a nice change from everything else. Then they turned around and shit on everyone that liked their music before turning into Coldplay
Their first few albums were already just generic folk pop but if they were your first generic folk pop band I can see it being a pretty novel sound. And I'll agree that their earlier stuff was better than their later stuff, but it still wasn't very good or very original
You know something about them that fucks with me? They're British, not American. It's not that I care that much, but considering the image of the band is based in American country makes it feel odd lol.