Music / folk

In the seams


Reviews (2)


PopMatters

d. 4. Dec. 2014

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Ryan Lathan

d. 4. Dec. 2014

"There are few voices as beautifully striking as that of English singer-songwriter Saint Saviour, née Rebecca Jones. Capable of quiet, introspective elegance one moment and soulful, melismatic pyrotechnics the next, those tremendous pipes have become her golden calling card ... Sublime. Gorgeous. Pick a glowing adjective. Saint Saviour's In The Seams is one of the best albums of the year".


musicOMH

d. 9. Nov. 2014

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John Murphy

d. 9. Nov. 2014

"There's a very delicate 'chamber pop' feel to In The Seams, helped in no small way by the talents of the Manchester Camerata Orchestra, and former The Coral man Bill Ryder-Jones who provides a faultless production. There's almost a sense of rebirth, exemplified perhaps by the opening lines of the first track, Intro (Sorry) - "I've made considerable mistakes, tried to be someone else". And if In The Seams is the sound of the real Rebecca Jones, then it's a most beguiling one".