BethanyCountry of origin:U.S. Type of music generally:Electronic alternative pop Status:Most recent release, Bethany (EP, 2004) See also:Bethany Lacktorin's performance art site Comparisons:Björk with a touch of Susan Court in the vocals Covers/own material:Own General comments:Her press says:Borrowed beats from broken toys, broken hearts, lost things found again Bethany has emerged with a subtle yet provocative take on electronic pop. 'Wildly extreme even bizarre with a very inward, incredibly personal voice.' (David Harrington; Kronos Quartet).Umm, yes. Sort of lounge-y with soft, dreamy-but-edgy vocals and heavy percussion. (Neile) Recommended first album:We believe the Bethany EP is her sole release to date Recordings:Bethany (EP, 2004) Bethany EPRelease info:2004 Availability:Unknown Ecto priority:Recommended for fans of the unique Group members:Bethany Lacktorin Guest artists:Dave Olson—techno Comments:Crooning, whispery, moody half-talking layered vocals over interesting and odd percussion. Only five tracks but still somehow impressive. Just on the verge of being experimental, but not toppling over. Very interesting. (Neile) |
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