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I'll Be Your Mirror, Alexandra Palace, London
www.ft.com
[Financial Times] - Expanded to a sixpiece, they opened with “Silence” from their most recent album Third, singer Beth Gibbons sounding bereft and accusatory as she sang “Did you know what I wanted?” over a niggling guitar motif and nervy beats.
ATP - I'll Be Your Mirror - Curated by Portishead
www.music-news.com
[Music News] - Beth Gibbons's vocals are as enchanting as ever and I think with time permitting she would have thanked every member of the crowd individually displaying a real appreciation and humbleness not often evident with a band of their stature.
Google News: All Tomorrow's Parties I'll Be Your Mirror Review
[The Quietus] - The core three (Beth Gibbons, Geoff Barrow, Adrian Utley) are a band of thinkers – nay, over-thinkers – who don't seem at home on a stage as big as this but thrive on it all the same. Their set is the only one that really fills the enormous Great Hall
I'll Be Your Mirror: Portishead, Alexandra Palace, London
www.independent.co.uk
[The Independent] - But news hasn't reached inside Alexandra Palace, and watching Beth Gibbons, I'm thinking she's one of the best singers in Britain. Hunched over like a crippled penitent, she summons the beautiful, low misery of "Wandering Star", while on "Nylon Smile"
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