Only the Missile by Robin Grey Robin Grey : Only the Missile.
 Gently experimental nu-folk.

A symphony of guitar, banjo, charango, ukulele and various children's percussion toys and keyboards. Only the Missile was inspired by Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Ani Difranco and Eminem. Robin Grey's debut album was recorded in a small white room with a blue door around 2007-08 largely by accident, with a few friends helping with the colouring in.

"Robin Grey has a lovely fresh approach to the folk genre. A honeyed yet clear voice and his lyrics are arresting. A real treasure."
- The Londonist

"Robin Grey will not need to do too much to prove himself an incendiary artist in the world of folk music. There is literature in his words and his calmly exquisite mannerisms seem to bring you back to a simpler time and place."
- Fensepost

"Bluesy and folky, really bloody good."
- Song by Toad

Songs:

1. These Days
2. The Last Time I Saw David
3. Your Man
4. Somewhere
5. Every Waking Hour
6. The Finchley Waltz
7. Women
8. Only The Missile
9. Swan Song
10. Five

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 4/24/2010
Robin Grey lives in London England

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk, Folk-Rock

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