Finian Greenhall renamed Fink when you arrive at the renowned label Ninja Tune after participating with Lee Jones Hefner aka in musical project of electronica, techno and house called EVA. Before Eve and their foray into electronica, Greenhall played guitar in bands Jazz / Funk in Bristol, England, his hometown. After EVA, returns to his acoustic origins under the name of Fink, taking albums Fresh Produce (2000), Biscuits For Breakfast (2006) and Distance And Time (2oo7). 
When you hear Fink and soul / folk / Indie, you realize from the first chords that you are facing a record that captures and asks that you take care.
Simplesmente sounds like because the engine is always musical vocals / guitar but everything is prepared very well thought out, even those touches of electronic databases that are deployed throughout the disc. Fink belongs to this tribe of new authors, musicians-acoustic as José González that frankly disingenuous and not write, play and sing because that is what they are and leaves the soul
Distance And Time is by far their best album. Acoustic sounds, soft, where the lyric is exposed and forced to be paramount in every song. An excellent disc that catches and is ringing in your ears after you off the headphones. There will be hoped that this composer still in the same musical path and not fall down and get lost in the pop that at times touches.
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