Uh huh her - demos

"Filled with details and connections that will fascinate die-hard fans and recording geeks, Uh Huh Her: The Demos is just as compelling as the larger volumes in Harvey's archival demos series, and makes a case that Uh Huh Her is one of the more underappreciated albums in her discography".

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"Filled with details and connections that will fascinate die-hard fans and recording geeks, Uh Huh Her: The Demos is just as compelling as the larger volumes in Harvey's archival demos series, and makes a case that Uh Huh Her is one of the more underappreciated albums in her discography".

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"Standing alone and accompanied by typically illuminating demos (in particular The Pocket Knife and a brutal Who The Fuck?), themes of romantic dysfunction and lingering despair ("shame is the shadow of love") are clearly articulated against the title's rock'n'roll mumble. A collection of great songs rather than a unified whole, Uh Huh Her still speaks volumes.".

"Edinburgh duo use the multi-instrumental talents - particularly guitar - of Dan Abraham and the beguiling voice/fiddle of Rachel Walker in intriguing ways. Sleek Balkan rhythms and jazz harmonies seep into a style that, while rooted in Scottish tradition, moulds a distinctive, frequently unnerving character".

"Standing alone and accompanied by typically illuminating demos (in particular The Pocket Knife and a brutal Who The Fuck?), themes of romantic dysfunction and lingering despair ("shame is the shadow of love") are clearly articulated against the title's rock'n'roll mumble. A collection of great songs rather than a unified whole, Uh Huh Her still speaks volumes".