Heather Duby, Post to Wire - 56m 27s

Tracks & Durations

1. Judith	5:13
2. Kensington Place	5:47
3. You Loved Me	4:45
4. Falter	4:14
5. For Jeffrey	7:09
6. A Healthy Fear of Monsters	3:58
7. September	5:12
8. Halo Sky	8:46
9. Soulflower	6:47
10. Amygdala	4:30

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Review

Sub Pop Records in Seattle was the originator of grunge rock; in the years since Nirvana's rise, the label has focused on diversifying with topnotch talent in all fields. Producer Steve Fisk has emerged as a secret weapon, collaborating with artists to ensure that their sound is unique yet not overwhelmed by intrusive arrangements. Heather Duby is a Portland native who moved to Seattle to work with acts such as Evil Tambourines and Maktub. Duby established a relationship with Fisk, trading tapes and working out the schematics of what's become this texturally rich, subliminally somber song cycle. British singer Beth Orton has beaten everyone to the punch commercially, lining folk tunes with trip-hop beats, but while Duby works in similar fashion, the outcome is closely hewed to the 4AD label's line of gothic psychedelia. The tunes work together to form a feeling not unlike that of traipsing through an old, drafty Victorian house with the black lights and lava lamps on overdrive. --Rob O'Connor

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