Mumford and Sons release their fourth album Delta - recorded at The Church Studios in London, and produced by Paul Epworth. Since the release of Wilder Mind in May 2015, and the collaborative Johannesburg EP in the Summer of 2016, Mumford and Sons have found a rich, prolific vein of form in the writing for Delta. Where Wilder Mind harnessed a widescreen electric sound that seemed custom built to be belted back to them from the festival main stages, Delta loses none of that sense of scale, but couples it with an intimacy and jubilance that has so successfully combined to make Mumford and Sons one of the biggest bands of recent years. Guiding Light is the perfect example of that – a dizzying folk-rock song that builds, builds, explodes and then explodes again. An emphatic return. Delta is a record of differing shades, colours and textures. A record that finds Mumford and Sons, no longer young lads caught in a whirlwind, exploring that sense of adulthood and responsibility that comes of turning thirty and re-evaluating priorities. It’s a tender listen, introspective and reflective but is married with those ecstatic stadium-sized dynamics. It sounds like a career-defining body of work. Delta is a substantial, exciting record by a British band in the form of their lives.Side A:1. 422. Guiding Light3. Woman4. BelovedSide B:1. The Wild2. October Skies3. Slip AwaySide C:1. Rose Of Sharon2. Picture You3. Darkness Visible4. If I SaySide D:1. Wild Heart2. Forever3. Delta
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