Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory are back with their fourth studio album, Seventh Tree. The first single, "A&E" marks a return to Goldfrapp's more organic, folksy roots.
Seventh Tree hits stores on February 25th.
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Sounds like it could go on Grey's Anatomy, easily. Beautiful music; not sure how it will hit those fans of the second and third albums. I still like it though.
A return to their "folksy, organic roots"? Wha–? Goldfrapp? This song and video deliver a pretty weak first impression, as though they're getting less experimental and interesting with each new release. Bleah.