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Marc Almond - Bluegate Fields
Marc Almond returns to the live stage performing an all-new 'Sin Songs, Torch and Romance' set list in the most atmospheric venue of his career, 'Wilton's' - a genuine Victorian-era music hall in London's East End. Within a selection of story telling songs that reflect the dramatic tradition of the venue, Marc presents several new numbers exclusive to this release as well as a number of back catalogue fan favourites.
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Bluegate Fields is the tenth studio album by English singer-songwriter Marc Almond, released in 2001. It features a diverse range of musical styles, blending his signature theatricality with electronic and gothic influences. The album is notable for its collaborations, including spoken word contributions from television personality Nigella Lawson on the track 'Threats & Promises'.
Critical Reception
Bluegate Fields received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised Almond's continued artistic evolution and the album's atmospheric production. Some noted the eclectic nature of the tracks, while others lauded its darker, more introspective themes and Almond's distinctive vocal delivery.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its sophisticated and atmospheric production.
Noted for Marc Almond's distinctive and emotive vocal performance.
Appreciated for its blend of electronic, gothic, and theatrical elements.
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Fun Fact
The album features a spoken-word contribution from Nigella Lawson on the track 'Threats & Promises', marking an unusual collaboration between the avant-garde musician and the celebrity chef.
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