"Anything" follows Martina's unforgettable vocal debut eight years ago on Tricky's "Maxinquaye." This Mercury Prize-nominated solo debut soars with a lush mix of blues, beats, and soul, born from the brilliance and fragility of her unforgettable voice. Features Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age), Mark Lanegan (Screaming Trees), and Tricky, and it's punctuated by the voice that stirred Vibe magazine to dub Martina "the black Dietrich of soul." Time Out London called her voice "by turns bluesy, ethereal, r...   [ read more ]

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Anything, the U.S. version of Martina Topley-Bird's heavenly Quixotic debut album, arrived as something of a mixed blessing as the original U.K. pressing was utterly redesigned and resequenced, to emerge an almost completely different listening experience. The bad news first: no less than three songs have been dropped from Quixotic -- "Lying," "I Wanna Be There," and, oddly, the Tricky production, "Stevie's." The original dynamic, too, has been shattered as the original album's open...   [ read more ]

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