Songs
For an album about marriage, Deptford Goth's Songs rings as lonely as breakup debris. The second LP from UK-based singer and producer Daniel Woolhouse, Songs isn't quite the folksy confessional its title implies. He fills out Songs with bolder strokes than the pale production of his first record.
South London producer struggles to summon up much conviction on archly-named second album.
Finally comfortable with minimalism, Woolhouse is surely the only one left underestimating his sound.
There’s life after Life After Defo: Deptford Goth returns with sophomore album Songs and it’s a much more, er, lively affair. Behind the moniker is Daniel Woolhouse, a London based musician and producer whose ethereal, soulful electronica isn’t usually a sunny side up kinda situation
Daniel Woolhouse, aka Deptford Goth, gained something of a cult following for his 2011 debut Life After Defo. Its slow, contemplative production added emphasis to lyrics of heartache and family issues, all the while sounding somehow thoroughly expansive d
Album review: Deptford Goth - Songs. For late nights, romantic dinners and the sad bits in BBC One dramas…
Daniel Woolhouse’s second outing as Deptford Goth adds emotional substance to his polished atmospheric electronica, writes <strong>Paul Mardles</strong>