While Eden Burning has certainly endeared fans with their quirky brand of United Kingdom folk/adult alternative, their third import, Mirth & Matter, might help break them to a larger audience. With tighter, more electric arrangements that more closely resemble mainstream AAA, it's possible more modern rock fans will find something to their liking. Not that Eden Burning has sold out: The flavor is still very rich, combining the Black Eyed Sceva/Dave Matthews Band rootsy demeanor with a variety of acoustic instruments, including mandolin, harmonica, penny-whistle and a string quartet. Their British disposition also insures they cover their topics with a unique perspective.
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