Rob Bravery streams long-awaited debut album Esque
14 December 2015, 13:54
| Written by
Michael McAndrew
After a few teases, Bristol's Rob Bravery has finally made his full-length debut with Esque.
With odes to his mother ("Marvel At The Man"), his wife ("Remy"), and life in a party house ("Cleaning Up"), Esque is as expansive lyrically as it is musically. As the artist himself recently said to Clash, Esque is an album that "flit[s] back and forth between dark, light, electro ambience and acoustic stuff."
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