Gareth Icke – It Gets Worse At Night (All proceeds to St Christopher’s Hospice)
£5.00
βhis voice is both soothing and plaintive and moves most powerfully when the music falls back into the quietude of simple guitar picking for accompaniment; creating the kind of ambivalent tension reminiscent of a Lord Byron poem or a David Sedaris essay. Even when heβs singing about the kind of loneliness that gets worse at night, thereβs a strange hopefulness in his voice that reassures things will all work out alright in the end.βΒ βΒ Jasmine Anderson , Biocritics.
βThe problem with being a failed musician is that whenever you find yourself listening to pure talent you feel jealous and perhaps a little nauseous as you realise that youβll never be that good. As a failed musician, when I listen to Gareth Icke, I feel like Iβm in the throes of deathβ¦..but itβs a happy death.βΒ βΒ Alex Baker, KERRANG!
