In fact, The Facts Of Life are so effortlessly assumed and elucidated by BBR that it almost seems natural that music so good should be this simple and sublime. It's time to be educated. This is Bjork. She's still the greatest, zaniest, happiest, saddest, sexiest, most exquisite female composer and singer in the business. A monster jerk-off that will send you shimmying down the road, your ass hanging out, your fingers clicking and your boots a walking.
Whiteout is baad, black'n'blue, and nasty.
Born to be wild. Sensational follow-up to their stunning Beat set from 1997 finds the duo of Martha Schwendener and Lawrence Chandler positioning themselves somewhere between Portishead and Delerium with just a hint of Garbage. Magnificent atmospheres and sweeping backdrops offset Schwendener's ethereal voice and their stunning and imaginative arrangements. Lushlife has New York stamped all over it and smells of the city, the night, the lights and the multiple levels of movement and sensuality that make up its ambience. Sounds like Ivy, Stereolab, Mazzy Star.