Tanya Donelly and The Parkington Sisters

"If there's a gripe here, it's in the album's brevity. At nine songs and a hair over 34 minutes, Tanya Donelly and the Parkington Sisters could very easily have been longer. But sometimes conciseness is also a positive. By the time the album's final song-a perfectly sparse version of Mary Margaret O'Hara's "You Will Be Loved Again"-reaches its conclusion, the listener is left wanting more and more. Let's just hope there is a volume 2".

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"It's exciting to come to an album with no preconceptions and no context and find you fall immediately in love with it. Tanya Donelly is probably less well-known in Britain than she deserves to be ... The Parkingtons are a strings and harmony group, and very fine indeed. There's not much info online but they are, apparently, the "daughters of a prog rock musician and a classically trained guitarist and songwriter" who were "raised playing music on picturesque Cape Cod"".

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