Soup Review Sheffield, UK
Soup Review are what happens when South Yorkshire meets South Coast, when folk tradition meets anti-folk downbeat self-
deprecation.
Chris Delamere is the son of a morris dancer. Mario D’Agostino arrived in Sheffield from Weymouth.
Together they write songs that masquerade as comic, but on closer listening reveal themselves to be a deep and poignant exploration of the human condition.
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