Mumford & Sons have spoken out about their change of musical direction for their third studio album Wilder Mind - in particular, the lack of banjo. In the new issue of Q Magazine, the band explain why they decided to modify the sound that made them, ditching banjos and country parapenelia in favour of guitars. “It wasn’t ‘fuck the banjo’ at all,” says Winston Marshall. “We just did whatever we wanted, musically. We always thought of ourselves as a rock band playing folk instrument...
Mumford & Sons have spoken out about their change of musical direction for their third studio album Wilder Mind - in particular, the lack of banjo. In the new issue of Q Magazine, the band explain why they decided to modify the sound that made them, ditching banjos and country parapenelia in favour of guitars. “It wasn’t ‘fuck the banjo’ at all,” says Winston Marshall. “We just did whatever we wanted, musically. We always thought of ourselves as a rock band playing folk instrument...
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