Reviews / Album

This is their most diverse release to date as they continue to push rock boundaries. It’s also their most rewarding listen.

It’s a tightrope of precision, a wonky traipse through the better parts of the pop realm, and exultant in its follies and foibles.

There’s enough on Secret Symphony to keep fans happy and interested, but I doubt she’ll be winning many new ones with her attempts at reinterpretation on the covers.

Altogether a curious, but engaging, little collection.

Each instrument and each melody is constructed in the most seamless and immaculate of ways.

Still Life could very well be the album that puts this fine singer’s name on the lips of more people.

An album littered, or possibly splattered, with great moments, yet it’s not quite the definitive Gaslamp statement the unwashed minions were baying for.