A Fine Frenzy - One Cell In the Sea

After a relative dearth of female singer/songwriters (this was, of course, following the outpouring of them during the whole late-'90s Lilith Fair craze), slowly, slowly, women started making their way back into the limelight. Artists like Michelle Branch and Kt Tunstall, even Avril Lavigne and Ashlee Simpson found success with their clean, sentimental poppy songs, and young Alison Sudol follows in this direction, even if she claims to have been influenced more by Radiohead and Sigur Rós more than Sarah Mclachlan or Paula Cole. Read More