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Between Darkness & Wonder

lamb Format: Audio CD
4.2 out of 5 stars 28 customer reviews
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  • Audio CD (February 24, 2004)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Koch Records
  • ASIN: B00019PDH0
  • Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (28 customer reviews)
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4.0 out of 5 starsBlip-hop perfection
By charlotte on November 9, 2003
Format: Audio CD
Lamb could not have selected a better title for their fourth studio release `Between Darkness and Wonder'. The British duo clearly have found such a space within their own sound. Teetering between intense joy and excruciating sadness, Lamb seemingly have found a place more human then most electronic based acts are prepared to journey, which makes them not only unique in sound but precious as well. Since their 1997 self titled debut, Lamb has evolved into a skin so distinct that despite their indie level status (and extremely poor American press packaging) it is sure to be remembered long after they are gone. Singer Lou Rhodes' vocals are spine chilling, lush and smokey sweet (her work on `Till the clouds clear is jaw dropping stunning) and blip master Andy Barlow's programing is ground breaking and remains unmatched in uniqueness. Lamb fans will not be disappointed by this album. `Between Darkness and Wonder' is, however, much different then anything the band has ever previously released. In all other Lamb releases there is a sharp contrast in personal style between Barlow and Rhodes (which of course works to their advantage) but on `Between Darkness and Wonder' they seem to have finally infected each other with their own musical agenda's. The album contains a unity that we have never heard from Lamb before and let me be the first to say it is most definitely good. It seems through working on the same page Barlow and Rhodes have somehow inspired each other to push harder to things they have strayed away from in the past. Barlow's programing has more humanity then anything we have ever heard from him before and at times Rhodes' voice seems to be an electronic blip in itself.Read more ›
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4.0 out of 5 starsNot as good as I'd hoped
By The 14 Amazons on March 4, 2004
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So the US finally gets Lamb's 4th album, about a year after it came out in the UK and without the 3 bonus tracks of the UK release. Oh well, better that than never :)
Having had quite some time to get to know the album, I've still not really grown fond of it. I find that Lamb are like that - on first listen each album might not seem so special, but the more you listen to it and get to know the songs the more special it becomes. However, I've found that since their stunning debut album each successive release has taken longer to appreciate and still not quite reached the same heights. It may be that in time I'll really grow to love Darkness & Wonder, but so far I just think it's OK.
The album is definitely Lamb's mellowest effort to date - part of what makes the band so interesting is the extreme contrast between the styles and interests of the two main members - Andy is into full on drum and bass experimentalism and Louise is into much mellower and more melancholy material. The mix and interaction of these two elements is what makes their best songs so interesting. On BD&W it seems that Andy has taken something of a back seat and the material is more of a showcase for Louise's style and interests. The beats still have a place but there's nothing as frantic or schizophrenic as the classic COTTON WOOL, for instance.
The songs are still well written, but the album is a little too... tranquil, for my tastes, overall. It works well as background music or music to fall asleep to, but when I put it on at work it usually slips so much into the background that I forget I'm listening to it.
Still a good album, and one that may even win them new fans, but I don't think it's of the same interest level as their first, second or third CDs.
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4.0 out of 5 starstoo much lamb, not enough wolf
By Bertrand Stclair on December 31, 2003
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Maybe it should be only three stars, not four. Undoubtedly, there are some gorgeous tunes on this album. "Angelica" and "Wonder" are superlative, for instance. However, whether this is progress for the duo, as has been suggested, is a trickier proposition. With their first two albums, conjuring a mood out of a variety of dark types of music, among them drum-and-bass, trip hop, and acid jazz, Lamb created a perfectly original sound: trademark vocals over very sparse core composed primarily of powerful and inventive beats, a prominent upright bass, and strident wind instruments. The band occupied its own musical space. Beginning with "What Sound," they gave up that space and stepped into a far more densely populated arena, where Moby, Everything But the Girl, and so many others compete to lay down ravishing pop hooks imbued with electronic magic. You might call this a process of beautification, which began with "What Sound": Lamb now floats tender melodies over lavish keyboards and acoustic guitars, and, as if to emphasize the rosy atmosphere, throws in some surprisingly optimistic - and trite - lyrics about us all being one and not having to worry about dying, and so forth. Inevitably, there are drawbacks to this new stance: once you abandon a certain harsh musical independence and begin to sound as if you were vying, with a kerjillion others, for a chart hit, you necessarily expose yourself to comparison. About half of this album compares favorably with everyone else in the field, the other half does not. I've always loved Lamb's instrumentals, and "Angelica" is possibly the most memorable tune on the CD. But the loveliness begins to peter out with "Sun" and gradually becomes too bland to register.Read more ›
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5.0 out of 5 starsFive Stars

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Published 3 months ago by Eyal Golan
5.0 out of 5 starsLove all that Lamb does!!

If you dont care for this CD (refering to another's review) you're not a REAL Lamb fan - Wonder alone is amazing - Darkness one of my all time favs and Sun - well must I really go... Read more

Published on June 27, 2011 by Naples Pet Sitter & Dog Rescue VP
5.0 out of 5 starsLamb - Between Darkness And Wonder

Lamb continues to grow up. On their fourth album, BETWEEN DARKNESS AND WONDER, their track take on a much more orchestral bent, less dependent on rhythm than before. Read more

Published on February 24, 2011 by scoundrel
5.0 out of 5 starsAbsolutely addictive!

I have not been able to stop listening to this album! lamb accomplishes the impossible on this CD: they combine what I would consider to be completely disparate elements to... Read more

Published on December 19, 2010 by Angelo
4.0 out of 5 starsBetween Darkness and Wonder

trip hop is a kind of music that is going to desappear but this CD has very good quality music. The voice of Lou Rhodes is unique!

Published on March 29, 2008 by Borghesi Emiliano
5.0 out of 5 starsWithout darkness there couldn't be wonder

This cd is the one of the indescribable. I guess all what's the most important was already said in the others' reviews, but still I think it's not nearly enough to express the true... Read more

Published on October 9, 2005 by Charlene
4.0 out of 5 starsApt summation

Lamb's fifth album since their self-titled debut of 1996 also turned out to be the last, with both founding members Andy Barlow and Louise Robinson (Louise Rhodes as was, having... Read more

Published on June 5, 2005 by Lozarithm
4.0 out of 5 starsPretty "Darkness"

Smooth melodies and sophisticated trip-hop are the mark of Lamb. Their fourth release "Between Darkness and Wonder" is well-named: it's a combination of the melancholy and the... Read more

Published on January 10, 2005 by EA Solinas
2.0 out of 5 starsDull Techno

Confession number one: there's a ton of techno out there, and I'll never know half of it. Part of the problem is the genre itself; techno's maestros of sampling and hard drive... Read more

Published on December 10, 2004 by Hapworth
4.0 out of 5 starsPretty "Darkness"

Smooth melodies and sophisticated trip-hop are the mark of Lamb. Their fourth release "Between Darkness and Wonder" is well-named: it's a combination of the melancholy and the... Read more

Published on December 7, 2004 by EA Solinas

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