Low Low Low La La La Love Love Love

Rooted firmly in the world of low/no-fi folk, this is a charming record that recalls the same juxtaposition of fragility and strength of character that suffused the early Elliott Smith albums. Singer songwriter Kelly Dyson sounds a mite like Smith too, and whilst that's nothing to be ashamed of, its when his straining voice blends with the gentler tones of Natalie Brightmore that the songs really kick off their shoes to dance in early morning embraces before flickering fires. And here too... there is a sense of underlying warmth and the suggestion of uplifting escape that infuses the melancholia. - Tangents