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Following excellent reviews press quotes below for her recent solo album, There Is No Other, released earlier this year, Isobel Campbell will reissue her third and fourth solo albums, Amorino and Milkwhite Sheets on 20th November via Cooking Vinyl.
Both albums are being reissued on vinyl in gatefold sleeves and will also be available on CD.
ldquoYearningrdquo will be available as an instant grat and streaming when you preorder Milkwhite Sheets and ldquoThe Breeze Whispered Your Namerdquo will be available as an instant grat when you preorder Amorino.Selfproduced and funded by Campbell, Amorino was originally released on 7th October 2003 and is the third solo album from the former Belle amp Sebastian member.
Obsessed with French New Wave, chanson, vintage European cinema, the beat girls and boys of the 1960rsquos, White Horses by Jacky, Peter Sellers and the bossa nova of Stan Getz and Astrud Gilberto, Campbell, alongside fellow maverick composer and Scottish national treasure Bill Wells set about making their homage to such things.
They had a lot of fun, hired a lot of jazzers and still remain the closest of friends to this day.Also produced by Campbell, Milkwhite Sheets was released on 23rd October 2006 following her Mercury nomination for lsquoBallad Of The Broken Seasrsquo, her first collaboration with Mark Lanegan.
Milkwhite Sheets interweaves traditional songs from Appalachia and The British Isles alongside songs written by Campbell.
Of the album Campbell says ldquoWhen David Tibet introduced me to the recordings of Shirley and Dolly Collins I was instantly transfixed.
Irsquod never heard anything so beautiful in my life, so raw and honest, it led me onwards to discover Davey Graham and Anne Briggs and the recordings of Jean Ritchie and more.
I couldnrsquot hear enough.
I feel them so deeply and the humanity and breadth of experience they encompass.
My whole life everything has always been about the songs.
And as a writer listening, absorbing and learning about these magical, mysterious treasures taught and inspired so much, I honestly think some of these ancient folk songs are some of the most beautiful to ever grace the earth.
They spoke to me in a way Irsquod never experienced prior and never will again.
I was grateful David Tibet assisted me in deciding the album title over dinner in Glasgow one night.
And stoked to have Alex Neilson drumming.rdquoIsobel Campbell released her most recent solo album, There Is No Other, earlier this year to much critical acclaimldquoThe Scottish singersongwriter makes a spinetingling solo return, applying her diaphanous voice to folk adorned with country, bossa nova and indiepop.rdquonbspThe Guardian ndash 4 stars ldquoThere Is No Otherhellip shows that the softer approach Campbell prefers for her songs doesnrsquot mean a lack of richness or variety.
Besides being vivid demonstrations of her versatility, the girlgroup pop of lsquoHey Worldrsquo, the countrygospel of lsquoThe Heart Of It Allrsquo, and the delicate chamberfolk of lsquoJust For Todayrsquo all provide very good reasons to welcome her back.rdquonbspUncut ndash 810ldquoHush understated psychedelia, much of the record conjuring the ethereal sweetness of Vashti Bunyan or the acoustic stylings of Devendra Banhart.rdquonbspMOJOldquoBeautifulhellip City Of Angels and the lovely Rainbow scatter the light like a mirrorball in a camper van, the afterglow of sunbleached afternoons listening to Some Velvet Morning.rdquonbspnbspQ ndash 4 stars ldquoA reflection of lifersquos ups and downs, rendered as delightfully dreamy and softlysung psychedelic folkhellip A welcome return.rdquonbspShindig ndash 4 Stars ldquoBoy do we need her calm, soothing presence the dreamy meditative Just For Today, the subtle soul of The Heart of It All and the quirky psychedelia of The National Bird Of India.rdquonbspSunday TimesldquoA gorgeous solo effort from the former Bella amp Sebastian singer.rdquonbspThe Sun ndash 4 stars ldquoA hazy blend of dreampop and psychedelicfolk, this is very much a vintage Isobel Campbell album, marrying the west coast of Scotland to west coast USA.rdquonbspMetro ndash 4 stars ldquoAn album of drowsily immersive pleasures and slowburn payoffs.rdquonbspRecord CollectorldquoAs with all her finest work, this is an album which can gently wash over you but also rewards those who plunge fully under.
Itrsquos great to finally have her back.rdquonbspSongwriting Magazine ndash 4 stars ldquoThe atmosphere is wistful, with Campbellrsquos intimate voice twined around Hammond organ and stringshellip The effect is Nick Drake merged with Bobbie Gentry.rdquonbspThe i
Both albums are being reissued on vinyl in gatefold sleeves and will also be available on CD.
ldquoYearningrdquo will be available as an instant grat and streaming when you preorder Milkwhite Sheets and ldquoThe Breeze Whispered Your Namerdquo will be available as an instant grat when you preorder Amorino.Selfproduced and funded by Campbell, Amorino was originally released on 7th October 2003 and is the third solo album from the former Belle amp Sebastian member.
Obsessed with French New Wave, chanson, vintage European cinema, the beat girls and boys of the 1960rsquos, White Horses by Jacky, Peter Sellers and the bossa nova of Stan Getz and Astrud Gilberto, Campbell, alongside fellow maverick composer and Scottish national treasure Bill Wells set about making their homage to such things.
They had a lot of fun, hired a lot of jazzers and still remain the closest of friends to this day.Also produced by Campbell, Milkwhite Sheets was released on 23rd October 2006 following her Mercury nomination for lsquoBallad Of The Broken Seasrsquo, her first collaboration with Mark Lanegan.
Milkwhite Sheets interweaves traditional songs from Appalachia and The British Isles alongside songs written by Campbell.
Of the album Campbell says ldquoWhen David Tibet introduced me to the recordings of Shirley and Dolly Collins I was instantly transfixed.
Irsquod never heard anything so beautiful in my life, so raw and honest, it led me onwards to discover Davey Graham and Anne Briggs and the recordings of Jean Ritchie and more.
I couldnrsquot hear enough.
I feel them so deeply and the humanity and breadth of experience they encompass.
My whole life everything has always been about the songs.
And as a writer listening, absorbing and learning about these magical, mysterious treasures taught and inspired so much, I honestly think some of these ancient folk songs are some of the most beautiful to ever grace the earth.
They spoke to me in a way Irsquod never experienced prior and never will again.
I was grateful David Tibet assisted me in deciding the album title over dinner in Glasgow one night.
And stoked to have Alex Neilson drumming.rdquoIsobel Campbell released her most recent solo album, There Is No Other, earlier this year to much critical acclaimldquoThe Scottish singersongwriter makes a spinetingling solo return, applying her diaphanous voice to folk adorned with country, bossa nova and indiepop.rdquonbspThe Guardian ndash 4 stars ldquoThere Is No Otherhellip shows that the softer approach Campbell prefers for her songs doesnrsquot mean a lack of richness or variety.
Besides being vivid demonstrations of her versatility, the girlgroup pop of lsquoHey Worldrsquo, the countrygospel of lsquoThe Heart Of It Allrsquo, and the delicate chamberfolk of lsquoJust For Todayrsquo all provide very good reasons to welcome her back.rdquonbspUncut ndash 810ldquoHush understated psychedelia, much of the record conjuring the ethereal sweetness of Vashti Bunyan or the acoustic stylings of Devendra Banhart.rdquonbspMOJOldquoBeautifulhellip City Of Angels and the lovely Rainbow scatter the light like a mirrorball in a camper van, the afterglow of sunbleached afternoons listening to Some Velvet Morning.rdquonbspnbspQ ndash 4 stars ldquoA reflection of lifersquos ups and downs, rendered as delightfully dreamy and softlysung psychedelic folkhellip A welcome return.rdquonbspShindig ndash 4 Stars ldquoBoy do we need her calm, soothing presence the dreamy meditative Just For Today, the subtle soul of The Heart of It All and the quirky psychedelia of The National Bird Of India.rdquonbspSunday TimesldquoA gorgeous solo effort from the former Bella amp Sebastian singer.rdquonbspThe Sun ndash 4 stars ldquoA hazy blend of dreampop and psychedelicfolk, this is very much a vintage Isobel Campbell album, marrying the west coast of Scotland to west coast USA.rdquonbspMetro ndash 4 stars ldquoAn album of drowsily immersive pleasures and slowburn payoffs.rdquonbspRecord CollectorldquoAs with all her finest work, this is an album which can gently wash over you but also rewards those who plunge fully under.
Itrsquos great to finally have her back.rdquonbspSongwriting Magazine ndash 4 stars ldquoThe atmosphere is wistful, with Campbellrsquos intimate voice twined around Hammond organ and stringshellip The effect is Nick Drake merged with Bobbie Gentry.rdquonbspThe i