Ancient Dreams In A Modern Land
The unmistakably dramatic pop singer seeks the divine feminine, embracing a bold yet soft aesthetic that’s more effective than some of her lyrics.
She's far too interesting to fit into a cookie-cutter hitmaker mould, and here Marina Diamandis settles into her own idiosyncratic groove
Marina's fifth album 'Ancient Dreams In A Modern Land' returns to the sticky pop charm of her bubblegum bitch days.
Making a welcome return to the quirky pop stylings of her breakthrough period as Marina and the Diamonds, Marina Diamandis strikes a balance between that era's wit and energy and the introspective balladry of her later work on her fifth set, Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land.
The artist formerly known as Marina and the Diamonds has been dazzling us since she stepped on to the scene in a burst of colour over a decade ago.
In every interview that Marina Diamandis gave in 2019 – her most recent to date, except for one that she gave to Vogue in late 2020 and
(Atlantic)<br>The Welsh singer brings an operatic seductiveness to her ballads against misogyny
Marina re-embraces her inner strength and quite possibly creates her magnum opus with 'Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land'.
Newly Los Angeles-based Brit pop star goes right over-the-top in the best way. Album of the Year review by Thomas H Green.
Fifth album is the best so far from a re-energized, revitalized, newly mouthy pop star. Album New Music review by Thomas H Green