Two Suns - Bat For Lashes

Description: Genre: Rock / Artist: Bat For Lashes / CD / Audio CD released 2009-04-06 at EMI / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Glass 2 Sleep ... more

Two Suns - Bat For Lashes ... Sleep Alone
3 Moon and Moon
4 Daniel
5 Peace Of Mind
6 Siren Song
7 Pearl's Dream
8 Good Love
9 Two Planets
10 Travelling Woman
11 The Big Sleep

Newest Review: ... It may be a contrast to the opening of her first album, but equally as poignant and strong. 9/10 '''Sleep Alone''' - ... more

... Having read some reviews of this album, I have found many tracks likened to the work of Fleetwood Mac. I would say that this is probably lazy journalism as Bat for lashes is, in my humble opinion, very unique in style. However, this track is the only Bat for lashes track where I could see some other artist in style, that artist being Tori Amos. That is Tori Amos during her experimental years ('From the choirgirl hotel' etc) and not the 'Cornflake girl'. Especially vocally where again Natasha is fantastic in rang...more

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Two Suns - Bat For Lashes: Superb follow up to debut album (1292 words)
by - written on 01/08/09 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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Bat for Lashes is Natasha Khan, a singer-songwriter, who hails from Brighton. Her success to date has been cult, stemming from her excellent debut album 'Fur and Gold' which was released originally in 2006. She nearly had the kiss of death when it was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize (research Gomez and Ms Dynamite for further details) in 2007, at one stage hotly tipped, but the 'honour' went to Klaxons for their debut. 'Two Suns' is the difficult second album, though in this review I will try to persuade you the reader, that this is anything but difficult to listen to and digest. At this early stage in its release (im writing this a week after release) ... Read the complete review