This set comes across like a hybrid of Four Tet and Rufus Wainwright. It has all the sudden bangs, and strange tingly noises of the former combined with the languid, heartfelt vocals of the latter.
Dip a toe in here and your whole body will instantly be overcome by the vibrant, pulsating undertow. You’ll really feel that joyous, headlong rush as you are pulled right into the violent, beating heart.
Ensh has a very fine and true voice of his own, which he uses to great effect here, with both Jeff Buckley-esque vocal swoops on consonants and by being as direct as Bruce Springsteen on verses. This therefore makes for a very fresh and invigorating sound in which lots of nice little moments flare up and surprise you. It is a very personal sound also, as this man has things to say about life, love and the world. One minute in and you will definitely want to hear them all.
