Orton, Beth : Central reservation
It doesn't make you think of knitwear and viruses and winter chills and, crucially, it has a tune.
Scientists are calling it 'The Moloko Effect', and we'll go
along with that because, would you believe, Beth Orton has released a good record at the end of the summer; ie, it doesn't make you think of knitwear and viruses and winter chills and, crucially, it has a tune.
Like Moloko, Beth has enlisted the significant 'help'
of a crack squad of remixers - Deep Dish, William Orbit and a bloke named Joe Claussel - and they've managed to surgically attach a sprightly house groove to her tale of yearnsome countryside love which, if it wasn't being caned in Ibiza, really should have been.
To be totally honest, a surprise.
Piers Martin
along with that because, would you believe, Beth Orton has released a good record at the end of the summer; ie, it doesn't make you think of knitwear and viruses and winter chills and, crucially, it has a tune.
Like Moloko, Beth has enlisted the significant 'help'
of a crack squad of remixers - Deep Dish, William Orbit and a bloke named Joe Claussel - and they've managed to surgically attach a sprightly house groove to her tale of yearnsome countryside love which, if it wasn't being caned in Ibiza, really should have been.
To be totally honest, a surprise.
Piers Martin
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