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| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Bell Song | |||
| 2. Moth Touch | |||
| 3. Turn In | |||
| 4. Hello Eve | |||
| 5. Around For Eva | |||
| 6. Sun On Snow | |||
| 7. The Messenger | |||
| 8. Perhaps Perhaps | |||
| 9. Sadness Landed | |||
| 10. City In A Belly | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Rare Colours | |||
| 2. Ties | |||
| 3. Alright (Build me a house) | |||
| 4. This Time | |||
| 5. Something | |||
| 6. What’s Coming Next | |||
| 7. State Of Waiting | |||
| 8. Got Her Way | |||
| 9. Cocooner | |||
| 10. The Wing. | |||
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Most of the songs are fairly slow, quite subdued, and flow along very nicely, thank you. It's quite surprising how easily you can be absorbed by the music and suddenly realise several hours have passed and you've listened to the whole album through multiple times.
My one problem with the album is that the 'Perhaps, Perhaps' cover sounds a little out of place compared with the rest of the songs, but I'll let that go because it's one of the best songs I've heard all year. Seems fair.
If you're even slightly interested in hearing more, buy this album. It's the most deserving 5* review I've ever written. Not that I've written that many. I'm not like that. Hm.
If you've never heard the more mellow side of Maple Bee, then you're in for a pleasant surprise. This is a double album of superbly crafted songs fusing acoustic and electronic instrumentation to create a complex atmospheric mix, featuring a voice of incredible range and beauty. For a quick and easy reference point think of an English Bjork. The heavily electronic cover of Doris Day classic Perhaps Perhaps could easily have come from an album like Homogenic.
Anyone new to Maple's music will find plenty of tunes to fall in love with here. And those long-time fans who remember her as Melanie Garside will be pleased to find three classic songs from the era of her 1996 album "Fossil".
But this, said also many times before, is not Queen Adreena. Read more
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