Title: A few AMAZING songs and then a melange of vocal styles
Review: I found "Supernature" a bit hard to come to terms with, even after a few listens. Inside it, there are moments that I love beyond reason: the catchy synth-based opening track and "Number 1", and the ethereal "Let It Take You", where Alison Goldfrapp uses her vocal assets in a unique way.There are other moments here, though, where I hear a melange of Blondie's Debby Harris ("Ride a White Horse"), Garbage's Shirley Manson ("Lovely 2 C U") and -above all- Madonna's "new" sound ("Fly Me Away", "Slide In") where new wave-like keyboards are brought back to life in interesting, yet not as innovative ways.The album works. It really does. However, it can't get more than four stars, because giving it the same qualification as her first album, "Felt Mountain", would be completely unfair. At the end, you too may end up feeling torn about it, but finding yourself enjoying it. However, I highly doubt this production will age as well as her debut.
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