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British Natasha Khan is one of the most original artists of the 1910s. Her first two albums Fur And Gold (2006) and Two Suns (2009) under the name Bat For Lashes received very good critical acclaim and took Khan to the top of the UK charts. Also on the third disc The Haunted Man she ingeniously mixes classical instruments with electronics. The programmed beats and the spherical strings and synthesizers… form the basis for her powerful vocals. Her voice is sometimes reminiscent of authentic singers like Björk and Tori Amos. Khan is just as unpredictable. The tension that the driving rhythms build up is broken up with the same ease by unexpected breaks. It is difficult to dance to in a club and it will not be jumped during a festival. Natasha Khan is just not easy. Her music is energetic without becoming really danceable and ominous without scarying you. The Haunted Man is such a listening record of which very few are made. (JE)more
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