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Cream Of The Crop
Placing this music into a musical category is like trying to shoot fish in a barrel full of water
the somewhat more visceral tones of one Einar Örn Benediktsson introduced an electric counterpoint to Björk's lustrously divine howl
1981's 'Barbed Wire Halo' alongside 'Cyanide Tears'
Former Crass vocalist Eve Libertine meets Coldcut beats maestro Matt Black alongside the best players from London's jazz scene on a musical journey through George Bush's Amerika
Rose Kemp - A Hand Full Of Hurricanes Format:CD Cream Of The CropRose Kemp started out singing with her parents' (Rick Kemp and Maddy Prior) band Steeleye Span whilst she was still a teenager. Having sung on other folk records she went on to release her debut solo album Glance in 2003. The following year, she switched to playing the electric guitar and made a rock record, originally called The Free To Be Me EP. Kemp signed to OLI in 2005 and released her second LP, Hand Full Of Hurricanes, in 2007, followed by
