NEW MUSIC: CD REVIEWS

Sunday 26 September 1999 00:02 BST

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THE NAU ENSEMBLE: THE ETERNAL - VARIATIONS OF JOY DIVISION (Atrium)

A Swedish classical chamber ensemble playing songs by Manchester's gloomiest group sounds unlikely. It is, but the re-compositions by Hans Ek, the ensemble's leader are suitably dark and foreboding. The combination of a medieval sounding vocal chorus and counter-tenor from the Coro di Bellini conjures up a quasi-religious atmosphere that is most effective. Definitely one for when those long winter nights start drawing in.

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