Tuesday, July 11, 2006
Playlouder review - Strangelove
Sarah Nixey - 'Strangelove'
(ServiceAV)
'Strangelove' marks the latest move of former Blackbox Recorder vocalist Sarah Nixey away from misanthropic anti-Di-pop into less cultish areas. Consequently, this is a good piece of grown up electronic pop, the kind of thing they probably listen to in strange climes, like Notting Hill. Still, fans of her earlier work will be left wanting something that better suits her ability to sound as chilly as the abominable snowman's refrigerated corpse - so a forthcoming cover of David Sylvian's 'Ghosts' could be intriguing indeed.
From playlouder.com
(ServiceAV)
'Strangelove' marks the latest move of former Blackbox Recorder vocalist Sarah Nixey away from misanthropic anti-Di-pop into less cultish areas. Consequently, this is a good piece of grown up electronic pop, the kind of thing they probably listen to in strange climes, like Notting Hill. Still, fans of her earlier work will be left wanting something that better suits her ability to sound as chilly as the abominable snowman's refrigerated corpse - so a forthcoming cover of David Sylvian's 'Ghosts' could be intriguing indeed.
From playlouder.com
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