Album Review: The Future Isn’t What It Used To Be by Girl Nobody

Album Name: The Future Isn’t What It Used To Be
Artist: Girl Nobody
Year/Label: 2004 / Independent

Buy at [Girl Nobody Official Site]

Review by Amy Lotsberg Producer of Collected Sounds

Vancouver band Girl Nobody are onto something. Singer Marta Jaciubek has a delicious, creamy Björkian voice that suits the band’s brand of pop well.

“Smile and Beware” is a delightful pop nugget that recalls the Sundays. The loungey vibe of “Come and Find me” is very nice.

“Why am I Alone” is a melancholy song that includes the words “capitalist pig” but it’s sung in such dulcet tones that it hardly sound political.

“Hello It’s me” resembles Jill Tracy in its cabaret mood. This is a charming and versatile debut.

Posted on July 15, 2004

Track Listing
1. My Best
2. Aliens
3. Smile and Beware
4. Come and Find Me
5. Cages
6. Why Am I Alone
7. Paperdoll
8. Yellow Morning
9. Sirens
10. Carlucci
11. Hello It’s Me 1
2. Careful What You Say

[Girl Nobody Official Site]

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