Gravenhurst was the musical project of Nick Talbot, an English singer-songwriter whose work blends sparse acoustic folk with ambient textures. Albums discussed here include Flashlight Seasons, Black Holes In The Sand and Fires In Distant Buildings.

Reviews and interview material note that Nick Talbot recorded for Warp Records, worked with John Parish (ToyBox studios is mentioned), and lived in Bristol. Songs and tracks referenced in the reviews include "The Diver", "Hopechapel Hill", "Animals" and "Fog Around the Figurehead"; the material is repeatedly described as minimal, melancholic and emotionally direct.

Reviews praise Gravenhurst's blend of sparse acoustic folk and ambient textures, highlighting emotional depth and quiet intensity. Flashlight Seasons, Black Holes In The Sand and Fires In Distant Buildings are repeatedly singled out. Reviewers note lyrical storytelling and minimal arrangements (guitar and voice) with occasional post-rock/ambient touches. Associated names in the reviews include Warp Records and John Parish.

For:Fans of melancholic folk, ambient and intimate singer-songwriter music; listeners of Warp Records-era releases.

 "It's getting dark, and I have a ghost walking me home" sings Nick Talbot in "The Diver"

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 “Fires In Distant Buildings” is my album of the year.

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 The Folk Side Of the Warp.

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 Black Holes In The Sand tells an emotion.

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