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Apr 27, 2015Her own albums--this is the third and most transparent--reveal grander structures and a singular perspective, as she sings with tuneful equanimity about deep, unresolved, enigmatic struggles.
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Apr 14, 2015The real nuances come out when this music is heard closely on headphones, but even when they blare out of speakers, there is something alluring to grab the ear and pull you in.
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Apr 13, 2015A kaleidoscope of wonder, moments tucked inside other moments like Russian nesting dolls.
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MagnetApr 15, 2015Calder never strains, never belts it out; she finds her sweet spot and reveals in all album long. [No. 119, p.53]
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Apr 13, 2015The album is a bit too pretty and polished for its own good, with the kind of approach that fades into the background at times, but there's no arguing the quality and thoughtfulness that Calder put into this work, and if you like the notion of indie pop as ambient music, then this may be just the album you've been looking for.
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Apr 16, 2015In Calder's songs solace proves elusive and fleeting, but when she finds it, it's always during moments of calm.
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Apr 13, 2015While Kathryn Calder certainly deserves credit for its open mind and surrealism, sometimes the bigger topics get lost in the smallness of the songs.
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Apr 13, 2015Fun, easy listen? Not so much. But Calder's vocals are too cheerfully bright and the sounds too pleasant for things ever to become a downer.