„The fundamental problems with the record: It’s dull. It’s limp. It lacks character. It has more than a little of the try-hard about it. (…) In Mumford & Sons we’ve an act who are, at least ostensibly, a folk band but the comparison that somewhat clumsily pops into the head is Nickelback. Nickelback. Nickelback. Mumford & Sons seem to be to folk what Nickelback are to grunge. This thought is a constant thorn in this listener’s side, even through the record’s brighter moments, notably the anthemic ‘Little Lion Man’. The remainder, however, blends into a grey mess of acoustic guitars, brass, banjos and overwrought earnestness.“

(Luke Slater für Drowned In Sound über das Debütalbum „Sign No More“ der Popblog-Lieblinge Mumford & Sons)

Inhaltsverzeichnis:
* Die ersten 300 Folgen Schmähkritik
* Wer disst wen?