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NINA NASTASIA - On Leaving
| Harmonium | | Nina Nastasia’s latest album, On Leaving, is a meditation on moving, wandering, and homelessness. Perhaps referencing her recent move from Touch & Go to FatCat, Nastasia has also left her characteristically dark, Gothic compositions for straightforward Americana-folk. Yet upon closer inspection, all the markers of her Southern-Goth, twisted-folk allure remain: unsettling vocals, Kate Bush-esque narratives, and spare, echoing arrangements are all at the heart of this concise album....full text |
| | CokeMachineGlow | | Being as this is the first Nina Nastasia album to be reviewed on the Glow, and that the New York songwriter has three prior records, a brief history lesson is in order. In 1999, Nastasia and her band recorded an album named “Dogs”, recorded by some dude you may have heard of named Steve Albini. ...full text |
| | Popmatters | | “On Teasing” had been taken from an album called Run to Ruin, which followed her earlier Dogs. John Peel championed her on his show and managed to rouse such enthusiasm for her lovely work that the out-of-print Dogs was reissued....full text |
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