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- Summary: Beth Hirsch's second solo album sees her venturing into more electronic territory (with tracks produced by the Black Dog) as well as more conventional singer-songwriter terrain (produced by Custom Blue and Jackson).
- Record Label: Studio!K7
- Genre(s): Rock, Pop, Electronic
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One of the best buys you'll ever make.
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UncutA far more ambitious affair as producers Black Dog and Custom Blue underpin her crystalline vocals with subtly pattering lite beats, clever jazz inflections and humming electronic textures. [Dec 2001, p.102]
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Titles & Idols' songs solve the same acoustic guitars + electronica beats equation as do the songs of Beth Orton and Everything But the Girl, adding up to adult pop with just enough jitter to give it a tinge of hipness.
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Alternative PressA substantial improvement over the gentle snoozefest that was 2000's Early Days. [Apr 2002, p.76]
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Though lyrically ponderous and humorless, Titles and Idols is far from being an unpleasant listen.
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Q MagazineWhen the songs are powerful enough, it all works gorgeously. But elsewhere, songs as Ordinary Life or Nigel & Fiona drift towards diluted boho chic. [Nov 2001, p.122]
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