Clockwork Elephant
2011
A spectral story told gently from start to finish, this collection of ten songs combines to create an album as thrillingly ambitious as it is enigmatic. If you like your triphop well steamed, laid back and quirky, this is for you.
MP3: $9.99
Tree Snow
2009
Steampunk Boy who plays 100 instruments meets Steampunk Girl with the voice of an angel. They fall in love, and live in a recording studio. They start making a strange fusion of acoustic triphop melodies. This is their baby.
MP3: $9.99
Children for a Day
2008
"Extreme - expressive and upbeat - an inspired songwriter with an excellent voice quite similar to that of Annie Lennox - subtly seeps through mellow tunes which would compliment an evening on the sofa" - The Guardian
MP3: $9.99
Back from the Dead
2008
Chilled, laid back, yet intelligent acoustic statements and visceral electronica on the second CD by the man of a thousand instruments and his chameleon princess.
MP3: $9.99
Fruit Machine Scenario
2008
It is the most rocky a chillout album you are ever likely to find, an amazing blend of chilled rock, trip hop, tangoish waltzes reminiscent of Gotan Project (yes, with an accordian), acoustic rock, and there is even a choir in there somewhere.
MP3: $9.99
Climbing the Glass Wall
2005
Stylistically, Moth has been compared to Beth Orton, Massive Attack, Annie Lennox, Portishead, and The Pretenders' Chrissy Hynde. Her music is a beautifully crafted blend of acoustic rock / trip hop, and her vocals simmer passionately.
MP3: $9.99
Songs for the Lost
2002
"Creative and surprising" Einstein meets The Chameleon Princess and together they concoct a storm of musical passion using a time machine made of musical equipment they found on their journey from the 50's through to the noughties.
MP3: $18.50
CD: $18.50