How big, how blue, how beautiful
Florence + the Machine
Emneord
Minder om
Let her breathe
Emilie Nicolas
Skamskudte fugle
Nikolaj Nørlund
Milk of the tree : an anthology of female vocal folk and singer-songwriters 1966-73
Strange little birds
Garbage
Hånden på hjertet : de største sange
Michael Falch
A salty taste to the lake
Caper Clowns
Crab day
Cate Le Bon
Wonderful crazy night
Elton John
Scary monsters
David Bowie
Anmeldelser (2)
The guardian
d. 26. maj 2016
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Rachel Aroesti
d. 26. maj 2016
"A collection of classy, retro pop that showcases her chameleonic voice. It's not a style that holds a huge amount of excitement any more, as indicated by the album's more banal junctures, such as the rather stale Elizabeth Taylor and various cod-Adele moments. But Maguire proves it can still be startlingly fruitful - most evidently in the minimal, doomy blues of Falling Leaves, but hinted at in other tracks which seem to reference everything from Nico's frosty folk and Desire-era Dylan to Beatlesesque pop and Paul Williams's understatedly beautiful songwriting".
Renowned for sound
d. 5. juni 2016
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Haydon Benfield
d. 5. juni 2016
" Stranger Things Have Happened, features a grating, limply strummed, autoharp, which matches the high and hollow vocal delivery, and a string section is dragooned into the mix in an attempt to add gravitas. The Valley - which is strongly reminiscent of Feist's 1234 - features one of the strongest vocal performances of the album, yet the production process hasn't adequately captured them".
Vurdering 3/5.