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Album Review in Rolling Stone, Germany, February 2009

The prefix "Nu" never promises anything good, when it refers to music.  "Nu" stands for: modern adjusted habits, also for flatness.  NuJazz, NuSoul, NuFolk.  The British duo Doghouse Roses gladly describe themselves as the latter, however, their tunes run deeper than that and in Iona Macdonald's singing resides a loveliness which cannot be taught and sometimes reminds one of Jacqui McShee.  Can't be bad

Wolfgang doebeling Feb 2009

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