Artist-Jessica Bailiff
Album-Jessica Bailiff
Release Date-Oct 21, 2002
Label-Kranky
Genre/Style-Indie Rock/Slowcore
Format-mp3
Size-57M
Quality-192kbps-320kbps
Personal Rating- Rare and Recommended
Tracks-1. Swallowed2. Hour Of The Traces3. Hiding Place, The4. Big Hill5. You Were So Close6. Disappear7. Mary8. Time Is An Echo9. Thief, The
Review-by Johnny Loftus Bailiff departs from her collaborative union with Low for her self-titled third album, recording it at home with the help of area pals. Her vocals remain elaborately delicate — her voice is like fine china that threatens the edge but never quite falls. "Swallowed" and "Hour of the Traces" both feature accompaniment from a weirdly-pitched instrument. It could be a fiddle, might be a harmonica, but it doesn't really matter which, as the overall effect is what's important here. Slowness; sadness; slight hope; lingering atmosphere. To that end, "Traces" approaches the fragile mysticism of Mary Timony, although Bailiff seems more enamored of Native American rhythms than she does medieval ghosts. That's definitely a fiddle wandering from the left to the right channel in "Big Hill," as Bailiff's measured, mildly creepy vocal drones over top. In "Disappear," the faraway washes of feedback and subtle tambourine doing their business underneath the Bailiff whispers. Other highlights include the prescient loop cut-ups of "Time Is an Echo," as well as "Hiding Place"'s outsider folk hush. Bailiff's version of the slowcore/experimental idiom is always interesting, because she seems to have so many ways to keep things deathly quiet.
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