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8 thoughts on “ Kitchen Cynics - Leaprooks (CDr, Album) ”

1. Leaprooks by Kitchen Cynics, released 12 December 1. Pretty Little Songs 2. A Choice 3. A Lark, A Stonechat & An Owl 4. Otherworldly Greens 5. Leaprooks 6. The Slow One 7. A Dark Dream 8. The Kestrel 9. Blown Away The Witch's Pool Me And The Crow When You're Not Here The Owls Have Left Now

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2. The Kitchen Cynics is the musical project of Alan Davidson from Aberdeen, Scotland. He is regularly aided by Beth Anderson (violin) and Duncan Hart (cello), and occassionally by Philip Johnston (flute, sitar, melodica) and Mike Napier (guitar, bass, ukelin).

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3. Kitchen Cynics. Aberdeen, UK. Split LP Series Vol 6 Kitchen Cynics / Micah P Hanson / Tisso Lake / Willard Grant Conspiracy.

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4. Find Kitchen Cynics discography, albums and singles on AllMusic.

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5. Albums include John Barleycorn Reborn: Dark Britannica, For the Dead in Space, Volume I, and For the Dead in Space, Volumes II & III.

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6. Calm, relaxing, and atmospheric. This album is by far The Kitchen Cynics' best album and after 11 years, it holds up perfectly well. Having just discovered the band, I was and still am impressed with their indie-esque lyricism & lovely instrumentation. This album deserves more praise and .

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7. The artist behind Kitchen Cynics is actually Scottish singer/songwriter Alan Davidson, who had recorded obscure cassettes, singles, and albums for 15 years before Parallel Dog Days, his debut U.

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8. KITCHEN CYNICS DRONE TRIO Venus On A Buckie (CDR Les Enfants Du Paradiddle) Black Hearts-White Thighs/Gossip John/On The Happy Bus/Venus On A Buckie/Rock, Rock, Rock!/Nails Did Scratch Me/Birds Of April/Nails Did Tear Me/Half-Fish Lady/Nails Did Bleed Me/Venus On A Buckie (Live At Tunnels, 23rd May 14)/Nails Did Rend Me/The Parting Glass.

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