“Readers of a certain age will instantly file Dot Allison alongside Beth Orton as a premier purveyor of turn-of-the-century post-club comedown trip-hop folktronica, all dusky beats and crackly vinyl samples underneath wispy vocals to soothe and smooth the arrival of Sunday morning. 20-odd years on from her moment in the zeitgeist, though, and twelve since her last album, Allison has returned with a”
“With a tendency to drift, the Scottish songwriter’s first solo record in almost a decade is a quiet, graceful collection of autumnal folk music.”
