What the press say

'A very sleepy listen (and) a very lovely one'

Entertainment Weekly

If you want an album of lovely, grown-up, summery 'psychedelic folk' look no further than....

Who are they?

Goldfrapp is Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory.  This is their fourth album and marks a return to the gentle, folksy sound of their debut.

What do I get?

Well, one of the best albums of 2008.  This is music for grown-ups;  mellow , gentle and highly melodic; and eccentric and complex at the same time.  There are lovely tunes, killer hooks and bonkers lyrics.  On one level this is a brilliant reinvention of modern folk music.  On the other it is a complex record of entirely original music that will reward repeated listens.  There are touches of  The Beatles at their very best, and even of Serge Gainsbourg; but Seventh Tree's sound is unique... and wonderful.

And?

This is the third time Goldfrapp have reinvented their sound in their four-album-long career.  With Madonna, Kylie and a legion of lesser artists citing them as an influence, they clearly feel a constant need to keep ahead of the pack.