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An album of searching grace and innocence, this is the voice of ancient souls portrayed through the medium of a true indie heroine.
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'Milkwhite Sheets' will come to you offering kisses, but beware the knife behind its back
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Fans of Anne Briggs and Vashti Bunyan will find a lot to love here.
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The music may be dreamy, but it’s always passionate.
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Alternative PressWarm acoustic guitars and spookily ethereal vocals add up to understated soundtrack music for a road trip through the Scottish countryside. [Jan 2007, p.134]
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[A] fascinating detour.
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MojoThe whole album is characterised by a subtle, all-pervading sense of menace that superbly offsets Campbell's snow-pure vocals and sparsely psychedelic orchestration. [Dec 2006, p.104]
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SpinSheets is Campbell's hallucination of a cozy English garden party. [Jan 2007, p.94]
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When the sun comes out, you'll want to put Milkwhite Sheets away for a long time. It leaves you with an inexplicable chill and a sense that Campbell overplayed her hand.
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Campbell's second extraordinary release of 2006.