Album: Hope Sandoval & the Warm Inventions, Through the Devil...(Nettwerk)

Sunday 27 September 2009 00:00 BST

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A second collaboration between the Mazzy Star singer and her Bloody Valentine, Colm O Ciosoig.

It's quiet, dramatic and harmonically narrow – its trajectory being about as flat as you can imagine: acoustic guitars, tinkly bells, cellos, whispers... Suitably enough, it actually sounds like a Californian/Irish hybrid, the marriage of hollow-eyed self-absorption and pastoral romanticism solemnised in an imaginary garden of sound. Petals, ivy and broken gravestones. Not a compost heap to be seen.

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