After attracting universal glowing acclaim with her second album ‘Party’,
New Zealand alt-folk singer-songwriter Aldous Harding returns to attempt to leap over the high bar she’s set for herself.
From meandering jazz to dark chamber pop, her previous was a record that defied comparison.
Teaming up once again with PJ Harvey collaborator John Parish on production, ‘Designer’ seems to gracefully pick up where ‘Party’ left off, yet with a little more control as she continues down her esoteric path.
‘Fixture Picture’ is a lush but subtle cinematic opener as she whispers out a postcard that feels like it was written while waking from a dream:
“How’s the wine where you live? Bet it’s expensive / One day we’ll share a glass together and ride the dunes.”
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