Title: Bubbly and bizarre
Product review: 'Bread and Jam' is nothing like the previous album, 'Serpentine Gallery'. Gone are the dreamy layers, gorgeous vocals, and industrial beats. On this album, they are replaced by scratches, cutesy-girl singing and trip hop percussion. However, the album is somehow still spooky, its subjects being mainly childhood fears and nightmares. Unfortunately Tina Root's operatic voice isn't really showcased here, except in the wicked track 'Soldiers', which alone earned them an extra star in my review! All in all, 'Bread and Jam' alternates between excellent and irritating, but it's worth it for the good moments if you're an SS fan.
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