Sarabeth Tucek to re-release her second album as 2-disc edition, set to play UK shows in September
aaamusic | On 26, Aug 2011
Sarabeth Tucek ‘At The Bar’ (In My Room Demo) by Sonic Cathedral
Sarabeth Tucek ‘Something/Anything’ by Sonic Cathedral
September 2 – Dorset – End Of The Road Festival (Local Stage)
September 3 – Liverpool – St Bride’s Church
September 4 – Newcastle – Cluny 2
September 5 – Glasgow – Captain’s Rest
September 6 – Leeds – Oporto
September 7 – Manchester – Castle Hotel
September 8 – Leicester – Lock 42
“One of this year’s most striking albums”
The Guardian
“A starkly beautiful record that mines the sounds of the last four decades of Americana” 4/5
Q
“A dignified record bound together by grief” 4/5
The Times
“Yes, it’s another introspective, acoustic singer-songwriter album, but this one’s for real”
The Quietus
“A small-hours classic” 4/5
The Stool Pigeon
“Somewhere in the triangle created by Nico, Beth Gibbons and Joni Mitchell” 8/10
Loud And Quiet
“Brilliant”
Daily Mirror
“This magnificent record will live forever” 10/10
The Music Fix
“A timeless wonder”
BBC Music
“A set of songs that are as disquietingly spare as they are beautiful” 4/5
Uncut
“A very cathartic, human purge of emotions that very few artists manage to capture on record” 9/10
The 405
“If you’re not left in a mournful daze, tears blistering your eyes then surely you can’t be human”
The Line Of Best Fit
“Heartbreaking”
Mojo
“There’s something truly unique about Sarabeth Tucek that hits the heart”
Amelia’s Magazine
“One of the most candid songwriters of her generation” 8/10
Drowned In Sound
“A touching testament to the strength of the human spirit”
The Von Pip Musical Express
“Convalescent, and luminescent”
NME
“There is something extremely special about this record”
For Folk’s Sake
“A stunning, emotive album”
Music OMH
“From the same dark place as Big Star’s ‘Third’”
Music Week
“‘Get Well Soon’ is a remarkable album and you should own it” 9/10
Soundblab