The Real Damage
Frank Turner · 2007
17 min · 5 tracks · traditional folk music
A raw blend of folk-punk energy and introspective lyrics that captures the spirit of a restless heart.
Why this album works
'The Real Damage' helped establish Frank Turner as a significant voice in the folk-punk genre, receiving positive reviews from major outlets like NME. It charted well, contributing to his rise in popularity and paving the way for future successes, including subsequent albums that would reach wider audiences.
- Best for
- concise energetic listening experience introspective reflections on the go for restless hearts
- Context
- Released as Frank Turner's second album, 'The Real Damage' marked a pivotal moment in his career following the success of his debut, 'Sleep Is for the Week.' At this stage, Turner was solidifying his position within the UK folk-punk scene, gaining traction with audiences and critics alike. The album showcases his evolving songwriting skills and a more polished sound compared to his earlier work.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Le Vent du Nord· Nikolai Noskov· James Vincent McMorrow
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 The Real Damage Standout 3:39
- 2 Sea Legs Standout 3:36
- 3 Back to Sleep 3:46
- 4 Sunshine State 3:06
- 5 Heartless Bastard Motherfucker Standout 2:58
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