Josephine Foster Godmother Skeleton Cowboy anybody -- “[This is] worth

anybody -- “[This is] worth doing for that one person

soul-defining

even though the group tries to incorporate elements of prog-rock -- note that there are not one but two multi-part suites

makes it clear why

The 7 inch single Secret Paradise (out 23 July) was premiered on Radio One when Huw Stephens featured Critical Heights as his Label of Love

Josephine Foster Godmother Skeleton Cowboy anybody -- “[This is] worthA beautifully observed baroque masterpiece, part dream pop, part futuristic psych folk with ambient synths and Josephine Fosters plaintive guitar. Godmother is a slowly unfolding song cycle that marries a myriad of previous musical escapades with electronic experiments. Exploring new horizons on this record, it sees Foster at her most expressive and hypnotic. Now back home in the mountains of Colorado, Josephines 20 year journey to this new nirvana