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He is, then, somewhere else entirely, occupying a kind of indie middle ground with a relatively small but loyal band of followers in tow. 

And so it is tonight, his occasionally questionable yet commendably prolific output from the past six years raided unapologetically and played with immense pride and passion for anyone who cares to listen.

The singles from sophomore effort From Every Sphere are seemingly the most well received, and later tracks such as Born in the '70's and Visit From The Dead Dog showcase his varied songwriting talents.

Somewhere along the way though, Harcourt loses his momentum, and between dodgy flirting with an audience member and a bland solo effort on a banjo, interest starts to wane. 

Luckily for him, he has some decent songs and a sense of humour - a musical nod to Kula Shaker who are playing downstairs gets big laughs - and that will probably be enough to keep the albums coming 'til the best of: volume two.