a Review by Anna Maria Stjärnell
Todd Carter who fronts this group has an intriguing, androgynous voice and some fascinating songs.
He’s studied opera, which might explain his unique approach to alternative rock.
“Revolt, I Do” is reminiscent of Morrissey in its sweet swagger.
”Lele” is a fascinating chamber pop song.
“Spinoza” describes its protagonist’s fascination with the philosopher.
Carter sings beautifully whilst a lovely violin part by Ernesto Villa-Lobos adds tension.
The catchy, irresistible “The Silver” is a duet with Camomile Hixon. The two voices thrive together.
It’s one of the album’s strongest tracks. But they are all good.
This is the birth of a new star.
Posted on January 18, 2006