The early reviews had me preparing for some dystopian bare bones death rattle, so I am SHOCKED at how melodious and rich the whole thing is. My head is spun
Fiona has been a bit hit or miss for me. I like her in small doses but never really clicked with her as much as I have her contemporaries. On first listen this is certainly a beguiling album though, and I can well imagine it revealing further charms on repeat play...
Listened to the first 3 tracks on Sunday and found myself quite keen. Will go further but I got a pile of experimental CDs and stuff through the door so it might take a few days.
I tried to like this I really did, but seven tracks in and it’s just nonsense - the title track is the best one but the rest are just different degrees of angsty spoken-worded poetry hell. I laughed at the pretentiousness in parts, but I will give it another go in the week before I dish out my RATE