Now that folk is officially back in vogue and settling on coffee tables nationwide, there's a strain at the moment of British singers taking their cues from the darker end of the English folk revival street, whether, to name two prime examples, Brighton's Willkommen Collective's multi-handed chamber sea shanties or Mary Hampton's Anne Briggs-esque gothic parables. Pumajaw, a duo who've been around the industry block for a while and whose previous album came under the ...