A small Japanese lady, a tall Canadian and a bunch of ramshackle instruments, that’s Elfin Saddle for you. For their playful and magical folk they draw inspiration from outsider art and nursery rhymes. As a result, their debut album, released last year, sounds like a collaboration between CocoRosie and Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy.
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Recensie: Etoiles Polaires 6/12: Bon Iver, Land Of Talk, Handsome Furs
by Kurt Blondeel (Knack Focus - Poplounge Internetcafé, 8 december 2008)
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Recensie: Etoiles Polaires Montréal - Dag 4 - Hallucinante reeks hoogtepunten
by Tom Weyn (daMusic, 8 december 2008)
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In Montreal vloeien veel werelden samen
by Dirk Steenhaut (De Morgen)
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Artikel: 'In Canada wordt minder in hokjes gedacht dan in Vlaanderen'
by Peter Vantyghem (De Standaard, 03 dec 2008)
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Persartikel: Voorbeschouwing. Montréalse hypes van morgen in Gent
by Tom Weyn (damusic, 1 december 2008)
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Artikel: Kwadratuur over Etoiles Polaires
by Koen Van Meel (Kwadratuur, 20 nov 2008)
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Five for Students interviewt Vooruitprogrammatoren Koen Gisen en Wim Wabbes over het muziekfestival Etoiles Polaires - Montréal
