The Girl Who Cried Wolf - Three Beggars And A Thief

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Review by Christian Polzer

Three Beggars And A Thief: A Sonic Journey You Didn’t Know You Needed Alright, buckle up, because Three Beggars And A Thief by The Girl Who Cried Wolf is one of those albums that sneaks up on you like a shadow in the fog. Released in 2018 outta Belgium (yep, the land of waffles and rain), this self-released gem straddles genres like a musical tightrope walker. We’re talking Electronic meets Rock, with styles ranging from Post-Punk to Goth Rock. It’s moody, it’s raw, and honestly? It’s kinda unforgettable. Now, before we dive into specifics, let’s talk about why this album sticks around in your brain like gum under a table. First off, the tracklist is short but packs a punch—just four songs: The Fox, The Thief, The Deer, and The Crow. Each feels like its own little fable, dark and brooding, as if Aesop had decided to write music instead of moral lessons. Let me tell ya, The Fox grabs you by the collar right outta the gate. It’s got this pulsing electronic beat that feels like your heartbeat when you’ve had too much coffee—or maybe that’s just me. The vocals are haunting yet oddly comforting, like someone whispering secrets in your ear at 3 AM. There’s a moment halfway through where everything drops out except for this eerie synth line, and dang, it gives you chills. I mean, who knew paranoia could sound so catchy? Then there’s The Crow. Oh man, this one hits different. Imagine standing alone in an abandoned forest while distant guitars echo around you—that’s The Crow. It starts slow, almost hesitant, but builds into this chaotic swirl of Indie Rock grit and Alternative Rock edge. The lyrics feel cryptic, like they’re describing something you can’t quite put your finger on—but you don’t care because the vibe is just so good. By the time the drums kick in full force, you’re ready to grab a crowbar (pun intended) and storm the nearest castle. Look, what makes Three Beggars And A Thief work isn’t just the music—it’s the mood. This album doesn’t try to be perfect; it revels in its imperfections, like a cracked mirror reflecting something eerily beautiful. And yeah, sure, some parts might feel a bit rough around the edges, but isn’t that what makes it human? So here’s the kicker: listening to this album feels like flipping through an old photo album filled with pictures you didn’t take. Weird analogy? Maybe. But hey, life’s weird, and so is this record. If you’re into Post-Punk vibes with a dash of existential dread served cold, give it a spin. Just don’t blame me if you start hearing crows cawing outside your window afterward.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
The Fox4:39
The Crow5:5
The Deer3:47
The Thief5:26

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Formats

  • CD
  • EP

About The Girl Who Cried Wolf

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  • TGWCW

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Three Beggars And A Thief* by The Girl Who Cried Wolf is a hidden gem from Belgium. Released in 2018, it blends Electronic and Rock vibes with styles like Post-Punk and Goth Rock. What makes it unique? The track names are all animals—like *The Fox* and *The Crow*. It’s moody, mysterious, and totally worth a listen. Plus, it was self-released, which shows the band’s indie spirit.