St. Lola In The Fields
St. Lola in the Fields formed in London in 2005. Their debut EP was called 'Whispers in the Fields.' The band's lineup included vocalist Lola Jones, guitarist...
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St. Lola in the Fields formed in London in 2005. Their debut EP was called 'Whispers in the Fields.' The band's lineup included vocalist Lola Jones, guitarist Mark Evans, bassist Peter Smith, and drummer Robert 'Bobby' Carter.
They followed that with a second album titled 'The Dark Side of the Sun.' Other songs from their catalog include 'Fix,' 'Happy,' 'He's In Love,' and 'Hold Me.'
They've released three albums total, working in a space that touches on alternative rock with some folk and ambient textures. The music tends toward emotional themes, though the specifics of their critical reception aren't well documented here.
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