Album: Beth Orton, Sugaring Season (Anti)

 

Saturday 29 September 2012 16:47 BST
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Six years it's been. But here she is again with Tucker (Decemberists) Martine at the controls and a bespoke rhythm unit behind her instead of digital files.

Acoustic guitars, piano, drums, strings and thick double bass configure texture; Orton's accidental gaspy smear of a voice conveys her indecipherable content with glancing allusions to Patti S and Sandy D. More important on first contact, anyway, is the feel of the music, which grooves. Really good.

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