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Reviews: Reviews
songwriter. poet. guitarist.
'Dazzling fingerpicking reminiscent of John Martyn at his most fluid with a Bert Janch-like percussive snap.'
★★★★
'Phenomenal guitar playing. Clever storytelling and lyrics.'
'Phosphor by Karl Culley is an excellent album with more than a hint of Kelly Joe Phelps about it.'
'Brilliant, dynamic, beautiful.'
10 /10
'Impressive. Each song twists in intriguing directions.'
★★★★
'Do not distract your attention from this musical genius.'
'If John Martyn, Tim Buckley, and José González rock your boat, here’s a new name to delight you.'
★★★★
'Peace and gravity…affectionate and inviting.'
'A genius in the making.'
'Culley's from the Nick Drake school of hushed, introspective songwriting… hypnotic, atmospheric and inviting.'
★★★★
'Subtle, poetic, like a craft work with lots of fine details unfolding when you look closer... simply clever, stunning work.'
'I can’t think of anyone in the UK today writing better acoustic songs.
Spell-binding acoustic genius.'
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