Ammonite : Reconnection.
Delicate, stylish indie electronic.
With its delicate dub influences, Kolin Fraser's thoughtful electronic music makes the perfect cushion for Nicky Cairney's girlishly appealing voice. The overall tone of Reconnection is dreamy and euphoric, but there's an element of the strange and shadowy in this album that keeps it from being too wide-eyed. "Rapture" is a stunning track—a perfectly paced seduction with a subtle, mysterious melody—while "Broken" pays tribute to the group's Portishead influences. Other standout tracks include "Calm" and "Heaven."
Songs:
1. Sunset
2. Heaven
3. Liquid Sun
4. Restrained Mind
5. Rapture
6. Calm
7. Angel (hold on...)
8. Broken
9. Open Road
10. Distant Love
11. Touch
12. Reconnection (outro)
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 10/5/2004
Ammonite lives in Edinburgh Scotland
Tagged as: Electro Rock, Other, Woman Singing Electro Pop
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