Marc Riley's joined in the studio by Welsh singer-songwriter Cate Le Bon.
Cate Le Bon is a singer-songwriter from Penboyr, Wales, now based in Cardiff. She sings in both English and Welsh.
Le Bon first gained public attention when she supported Gruff Rhys (of the Super Furry Animals) on his 2007 solo UK tour. She has since played Glastonbury, Latitude and the Green Man Festival. She appeared as a guest vocalist on Neon Neon's 2008 single "I Lust U" from their album Stainless Style.
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Mon 14 Dec 2009 14:20
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Reviewed by Martin Aston
A second helping of Cyrk, accentuating the dreamier haunts of part one.
Reviewed by Nick Levine
A genuinely off-kilter pop record that never feels too self-conscious or contrived.
Reviewed by Andy Fyfe
Not so much John Cale’s lost offspring as Nico’s clone.
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