Beth Orton Looks Up to Find Herself Buried Alive
Making The Ground Above may have been therapeutic for the folktronica artist, but it is not redemptive, and Beth Orton knows it.
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Beth Orton Embraces Her Past on ‘Weather Alive’ to Shape Her Future
Having only put out five albums in the past two decades, Beth Orton’s Weather Alive embraces her electro-folk past while embracing a weathered, gorgeous future.
Beth Orton: Kidsticks
British songwriter Beth Orton stretches to the heavens on her latest album.
Astrally Project Myself Into the Life of Someone Else: An Interview With Beth Orton
Everyone thinks they've pegged Beth Orton. But her sharp turn towards bedroom dance-rock, she's thrown all her fans for a loop -- and she's loving it.
Beth Orton – “1973” (Singles Going Steady)
Beth Orton adopts the synth-centric instrumentation and airy melodic sensibility of '80s pop on "1973".
Rabbitsss: Penguins
This is a delicate texture suspended between a colourful rendition of the rigors of contemporary music and ambient pop that somehow manages to retain a playful tone, slightly clouded by a few melancholic lines.
Beth Orton: Central Reservation: Revisited
Central Reservation was one of the best albums released in the past 20 years, and although the bonus material gives some new insight, the power of the original remains as potent as ever.
William Orbit: Strange Cargo 5
William Orbit self-releases a career and genre high point.