The quiet strength of Gilmore’s
presence defies ready
explanation. Her most effective
moments make a virtue of
stillness, with this understatement
emphasising the harsh sentiments
of her songs. Razor Valentine
comes with teeth fully bared,
while other cuts are dense,
simile-laden, foreboding and full
of unease, with The Li…
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Thea Gilmore | Thea Gilmore
Leeds Faversham
25th March, 2007
Reviewed by Thom Robinson
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