Review: Good Luck Everybody – Kieran Leonard and Saint Leonard’s Horses

Album Review

Good Luck Everybody by St Leonard's Horses

Indie Rock Troubadour Unleashes Debut Album

Discover the haunting melodies and captivating sound of St Leonard's Horses in their debut album, "Good Luck Everybody." With a fusion of indie rock and introspective ballads, this London-based artist showcases their talent and relatable lyrics. Having toured alongside music icons like Bob Dylan, The Libertines, and Billy Bragg, St Leonard's Horses brings a wealth of experience to this collection.

The album opens with the mesmerizing combination of piano and harmonica in the track "Well Well Well," reminiscent of the acclaimed sounds of Travis and Athlete. As the album progresses, "Long John Silver" picks up the pace, leading into a series of indie ballads that immerse listeners in the artist's musical world. While some lyrics may feel slightly rushed, the overall composition and arrangement of the songs are impressive, offering a gratifying listening experience with a multitude of layers.

Notably, the addition of strings in "Hell & High Water" elevates the album's ambition, creating a remarkable sonic experience. Closing the album is "The Ever Open Door," leaving fans eagerly anticipating the artist's future releases. Throughout the collection, a mellow and reflective atmosphere is maintained, complemented by well-crafted guitar parts that enhance the overall musicality.

Among the standout tracks, the lead single "Rise Up" shines brightly, showcasing St Leonard's Horses' musical prowess and making it a must-listen. Dive into "Good Luck Everybody" and experience the talents of this indie rock troubadour, as they establish their mark in the music scene.

Rating: 5/10

Label: Xtra Mile Recordings