The Upcoming
  • Culture
    • Art
    • Cinema & Tv
      • Movie reviews
      • Film festivals
      • Shows
    • Food & Drinks
      • News & Features
      • Restaurant & bar reviews
      • Interviews & Recipes
    • Literature
    • Music
      • Live music
    • Theatre
  • Fashion & Lifestyle
    • Accessories
    • Beauty
    • News & Features
    • Shopping & Trends
    • Tips & How-tos
    • Fashion weeks
  • What’s On
    • Art exhibitions
    • Theatre shows
  • Tickets
  • Join us
    • Editorial unit
    • Our writers
    • Join the team
    • Join the mailing list
    • Support us
    • Contact us
  • Interviews
  • Competitions
  • Special events
    • Film festivals
      • Berlin
      • Tribeca
      • Sundance London
      • Cannes
      • Locarno
      • Venice
      • London
      • Toronto
    • Fashion weeks
      • London Fashion Week
      • New York Fashion Week
      • Milan Fashion Week
      • Paris Fashion Week
      • Haute Couture
      • London Fashion Week Men’s
  • Facebook

  • Twitter

  • Instagram

  • YouTube

  • RSS

Christmas 2013

A Christmas countdown in songs: 4 – When the Thames Froze

A Christmas countdown in songs: 4 – When the Thames Froze
22 December 2013
Caitlin Middleton
Avatar
Caitlin Middleton
22 December 2013

To mark the countdown to Christmas we will feature a festive song during the ten days leading up to Christmas Day. From the well-known to the more obscure, each tune is sure to help you to get into the Christmas spirit!

22nd December 2013

When-The-Thames-Froze4. When the Thames Froze – Smith and Burrows 

This quaint, festive tune will have you nostalgic for Christmases long gone. Tom Smith of Editors teams up with ex-Razorlight drummer Andy Burrows, sharing a love of old-fashioned Christmas songs, to make this wonderfully solemn track. 

Talking about tired London and the current economic climate, this track is surely in tune with many stressed minds at Christmas, but moves on to rasping drums and choral harmonies that will make you glow like a Christmas tree. In keeping with most of the Editors’ back catalogue, it’s a melancholic track but with the sentiments of a sweet and heart-warming Christmas message. 

Caitlin Middleton

Related Items

More in Christmas 2013

Wicked at the Apollo Victoria

★★★★★
Joe Manners Lewis
Read More

How to accomplish your New Year’s resolutions

Michelle McGill
Read More

Top New Year’s Eve spots in London

Hannah Ross
Read More

London’s best NYE menus

Tara Sura
Read More

Ideas for your New Year’s Eve night in

Sarah Edmonds
Read More

A Christmas countdown in songs: 1 – Happy Xmas (War Is Over)

Sarah Milton
Read More

Original recipe of the week: Parmesan Thyme Courgette Fries

Bethany Stone
Read More

A Christmas countdown in songs: 2 – Christmas Lights

Naomi Couper
Read More

A Christmas countdown in songs: 3 – A Great Big Sled

Naomi Couper
Read More
Scroll for more
Tap
  • Popular

  • Latest

  • TOP PICKS

  • Smith & Burrows – Only Smith & Burrows Is Good Enough
    ★★★★★
    Album review
  • Creation Stories
    ★★★★★
    Film festivals
  • Gatsby at Cadogan Hall: An interview with Jodie Steele and Ross William Wild
    Theatre
  • Wrong Turn
    ★★★★★
    Movie review
  • Ginny & Georgia
    ★★★★★
    Movie review
  • The Toll
    ★★★★★
    Film festivals
  • The Mauritanian
    ★★★★★
    Film festivals
  • My Favourite War
    ★★★★★
    Film festivals
  • In the Shadows
    ★★★★★
    Film festivals
  • Laura Mvula – Under a Pink Moon
    ★★★★★
    Live music
  • My Favourite War
    ★★★★★
    Film festivals
  • Typical at Soho Theatre
    ★★★★★
    Theatre
  • Detroit Stories – Alice Cooper
    ★★★★★
    Album review
  • Minari
    ★★★★★
    Film festivals
  • West End Musical Drive In Online
    ★★★★★
    Theatre
The Upcoming
Pages
  • Contact us
  • Join mailing list
  • Join us
  • Our London food map
  • Our writers
  • Support us
  • What, when, why

Copyright © 2011-2020 FL Media

A Night of Winter with Patrick Wolf at Union Chapel | Live review
Perfect Christmas recipe: Mulled Pear and Almond Tart from Picture’s chefs