Theatre
by Anna Mieke
  • Record Label: Nettwerk
  • Release Date: Nov 18, 2022
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  1. Ricko
    Dec 19, 2022
    8
    An extremely intricate folk soundscape and is a step up in terms of music and ambition from her debut. Anna Mieke's songs are crafted with precision. At times the scale of what is going on can make it hard to appreciate what is going on. "Theatre" requires your attention and is definitely not background music. This is an album that I will come back to again as everytime I listen to it theAn extremely intricate folk soundscape and is a step up in terms of music and ambition from her debut. Anna Mieke's songs are crafted with precision. At times the scale of what is going on can make it hard to appreciate what is going on. "Theatre" requires your attention and is definitely not background music. This is an album that I will come back to again as everytime I listen to it the record offers something new.… Expand

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  1. Mojo
    Nov 29, 2022
    80
    Eight lengthy bouts of exquisite thrumming folk. [Jan 2023, p.86]
  2. Sputnikmusic
    Nov 29, 2022
    80
    Mieke has undoubtedly struck gold with her sophomore album, notching a significant improvement from her already-respectable debut.
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  3. The Observer (UK)
    Nov 29, 2022
    80
    While the scattered poetics of Anna Mieke’s lyrics are indeed dreamlike, the mesmeric artistry of her second album, Theatre, means that Mieke’s images, her sense memories, start to feel like your own.
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