US EditionMumford & Sons’s ‘RUSHMERE’ is an unimaginative replication of the past
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Mumford & Sons’s ‘RUSHMERE’ is an unimaginative replication of the past
English rock band Mumford & Sons released their fifth studio album, "RUSHMERE," on March 28. Despite releasing their previous album, "Delta," almost seven years ago, Mumford & Sons emerged from silence with far too safe a play, resulting in a dull and lifeless body of work."RUSHMERE" was released almost four years after lead guitarist Winston Marshall left the band. The decision was made after Marshall tweeted in support of far-right social medi…
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