Diamond Mine

A dazzling marriage of two musical styles.

Described by singer/songwriter Kenny Anderson (aka King Creosote) as the "soundtrack to a romanticized version of a life lived in a Scottish coastal village", Diamond Mine is a seven-track collection of previously unrecorded Anderson originals that have been doused in Brian Eno-inspired soundscapes by ambient producer Jon Hopkins, littered with rural field recordings and studded with occasional flourishes of accordions and strings.

It's so understated it's barely there, but <strong>Caroline Sullivan</strong> finds quiet delight in Diamond Mine

King Creosote and Jon Hopkins - Diamond Mine review: There's nothing left for us then us left dangling just a little shamefaced