The Moths Are Real Explained

The Moths Are Real
Type:Studio
Artist:Serafina Steer
Border:yes
Genre:Rock
Label:Stolen[1]
Producer:Jarvis Cocker
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The Moths Are Real is a studio album by the singer-songwriter Serafina Steer.[2] [3] It was released in January 2013 by Stolen Recordings. It was produced by Jarvis Cocker.

Critical reception

The Quietus wrote that "this is never twee, but witty, subversive and at times sensual, the power dynamic between male and female, dream and reality hard to place as Steer's voice arches and meanders over the melody."[4]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Serafina Steer: The Moths Are Real – review. January 10, 2013. the Guardian.
  2. Web site: Serafina Steer: The Moths are Real. Will. Hodgkinson. www.thetimes.co.uk.
  3. Web site: BBC - Music - Review of Serafina Steer - The Moths Are Real. Chris. Parkin. www.bbc.co.uk.
  4. Web site: The Quietus | Reviews | Serafina Steer. The Quietus.

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