Katie Noonan: Second Skin
Posted on 11 June 2008 by Kate Kachor
Katie Noonan
Second Skin
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Second Skin
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This album leaves me a bit torn.
On the one hand, Katie Noonan’s vocals are surely enough to allow for a little more acoustic white noise.
The former George singer has possibly one of Australia’s most recognisable voices of modern time.Noonan not only hits all her notes, she pushes through and creates her own octaves.
However, the remixes by John Course and Mr Timothy really do add substance and youth to Noonan’s album.
**** 1/2 - Four big ones for Noonan’s incredible voice. Half a star for the remixes on the second half of the album.
Tags | album review, Katie Noonan
