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Jennifer Denitto
Trustfall
(Mole in the Ground Records)
TRUSTFALL proves again that the DIY scene can produce records that don't have to cost a fortune to sound good.
Jennifer Denitto's album, recorded on a handheld four-track over the last year after her daughter had been put to bed, is a classic example.
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