This is a very special, very limited edition release; a rare double CD (it’s so big it looks like a book), featuring the newly unleashed album as it is, and then a second CD with “Campfire Versions“Â of exactly the same songs (just Clare and her guitar).
Reviews
In short: Clare blossoms beautifully by the light of the moon.
“ONE listen to this enchanting album and you come away feeling as if you’ve spent an hour in a flotation tank, such are its bewitching charms.
Bowditch has nailed a formula to call her own a fusion of folk and pop with refreshingly honest lyrics, quirky moments throughout and songs that are modern, yet seem like old friends.
From the sunny pop of naughty album opener You Look So Good, Bowditch proves she has the goods to let down her hair for sweet, melodic pop with bounce and then put a swagger in her step with the soulful blues Your Other Hand.
But it’s when she’s introspective and heartfelt that she’s truly on top of her game.
Strings hang off your heart in the tender Between the Tea and the Toast, you’d do anything for her love in Little Black Cave and the beautifully poetic Peccadilloes stays with you in a haunting way.
Bang for your buck comes with a bonus campfire disc of alternate acoustic versions.”
– Scott Podmore (Sunday Herald Sun)
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The Moon Looked On
Special Editions
Campfire Limited Edition
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This is a very special, very limited edition release; a rare double CD (it’s so big it looks like a book), featuring the newly unleashed album as it is, and then a second CD with “Campfire Versions“Â of exactly the same songs (just Clare and her guitar).
Reviews
In short: Clare blossoms beautifully by the light of the moon.
“ONE listen to this enchanting album and you come away feeling as if you’ve spent an hour in a flotation tank, such are its bewitching charms.
Bowditch has nailed a formula to call her own a fusion of folk and pop with refreshingly honest lyrics, quirky moments throughout and songs that are modern, yet seem like old friends.
From the sunny pop of naughty album opener You Look So Good, Bowditch proves she has the goods to let down her hair for sweet, melodic pop with bounce and then put a swagger in her step with the soulful blues Your Other Hand.
But it’s when she’s introspective and heartfelt that she’s truly on top of her game.
Strings hang off your heart in the tender Between the Tea and the Toast, you’d do anything for her love in Little Black Cave and the beautifully poetic Peccadilloes stays with you in a haunting way.
Bang for your buck comes with a bonus campfire disc of alternate acoustic versions.”
– Scott Podmore (Sunday Herald Sun)