To the awe
Rachel Newton
Keywords
More like this
The Jimmie Vaughan story
Jimmie Vaughan
People get ready (we're moving on)
James Taylor (f. 1964)
Down in the bottom : the country rock sessions 1966-1968
The Everly Brothers
Bring back those happy days : greatest hits and selected recordings 1938-1957
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
A celebration of endings
Biffy Clyro
Baby, I've got it! : More Motown girls
Xoxo
The Jayhawks
Stomping ground
Dion
Eldorado 6
Reviews (2)
Folk radio UK
d. 14. Apr. 2020
By
By
David Kidman
d. 14. Apr. 2020
"The pervasive, nay dominant musical climate here is a kind of arty-jazz-cabaret, almost a latter-day Kurt Weill with its occasional chamber-orchestral eruptions but also making deliberate sidesteps into edgy techno. For the folk traditionalist, therefore, much of Through That Sound will be difficult and challenging - even alien. So you need to approach the album with differently-tuned ears".
Mojo
2020 July
By
By
Colin Irwin
2020 July
"Ever stretching her musical boundaries, Carthy has teamed with Fife musician/composer Ben Seal on a flamboyant, impassioned, fitfully exhilarating work. No trad here, just rampant self-exploration that flits from "The Black Queen"'s disquieting menace to siren voices on her cover of big band standard "Mean To Me". String quartet Mr McFall's Chamber add a chanson feel; Seal contributes arrestingly odd arrangements".