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"Like Kate Bush or Nico, Unwoman (http://www.unwoman.com) bravely steps beyond the word of pop, or anything remotely close to rock, into an uncategorizable, adventurous vision that is nevertheless steeped in history. With its mix and match of classical instrumentation and modern-day electronics, Unwoman does not occuy a specific place or time."
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"Erica Mulkey (Unwoman) has produced her third and most ravishing album
to date. Always a sophisticated artist, balancing vocals, electronics,
and her own fine cello playing she has gone farther in this
recent work--exploring more deeply her remarkable range.
Her settings for a group of Edna St Vincent Millay songs are as
inventive, gutsy, and exquisite as the poems themselves, and she has set
her own lyrics to music which displays startling new colors. All of this
is balanced to great effect by songs in which she reveals her capacity
for a poignant simplicity."
- Matthew Owens
"On her third release Unwoman (nee Erica Mulkey) has gotten clever: instead of giving us one full length she has given us two distinct EPs. But don't fret, either way Blossoms is a beautiful listen."
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"Unwoman is Erica Mulkey, a singer/songwriter that swims in the chilly darkness of Siouxsie Sioux if she had replaced post-punk guitars and danceable synthesizers for cello and piano. /.../ This is not sunshine radio, but a journey into the shadows. It’s one that I am certainly willing to make over and over again."
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Unwoman's CDs, as well as her collaborations with Jill Tracy, Attrition, and
Falling You can be ordered from Projekt.
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