Electro-Jazz craziness as the ex-Moloko frontlady joins forces with Matthew Herbert and this is the result. Give it time - it's a grower.

You don't need me to tell you this is good. You already know it is.

Beautifully intimate acoustic album, recorded at home. Delicious.

Flamenco-blues-rock from one of Britain's most well-respected female performers.

Intelligent chilled out jazzy hiphop and funky breaks from Brighton's favourite independent label.

A stone cold classic and with good reason. See where Beth Orton & Tracey Chapman nicked all their best ideas.

Beautiful. Bluesy-rock heartbreak album par excellence.

UK hiphop label, Ninja Tune's, finest album to date. Cinematic, laidback funk. Essential.

Britpop was the wrong term for this band. They were far more punk than pop. Sounds as good today as it did back then.

Swelling orchestration, deep beats, fabulous vocals. Another of my desert island discs.

I can't even describe this album. If I tell you it's another "chill out cd" I'm doing it a massive disservice. Folky melancholia & blissful beats make this a class act.

Ha! You weren't expecting that, were you? Pop like it ought to be.

The man who gave me this told me "If there is music in heaven, it will sound like this." I think he might be right. Just don't expect harps and choirs. Enjoy!