Commoners Choir

If Pitchfork Magazine were to review the album "Commoners Choir" by Commoners Choir, it might sound something like this: At first glance, Commoners Choir might seem like just another bunch of blokes who have had a few too many pints and decided to belt out some tunes. But don't be fooled – these lads mean business. Their self-titled album is a raucous celebration of working-class solidarity, complete with catchy choruses and a healthy dose of political commentary. From the infectious energy of "Bread and Roses" to the haunting beauty of "The Ballad of Harry and Paul," Commoners Choir proves that they are more than just a group of lads with a few pints in them. They pack a powerful punch with their tight harmonies and infectious enthusiasm. But don't get it twisted – this album is not just about the music. Commoners Choir are on a mission to spark a revolution, one song at a time. Whether they're railing against austerity measures or celebrating the power of community, these lads are not afraid to speak truth to power. So, grab a pint, raise your voice, and join the chorus. Commoners Choir are here to remind us all that music can be a powerful tool for change. Cheers to that, lads.