5/5 The Music Critic The artwork on this, the 3rd album from the London based songstress, conjures up a bygone era. The 1940’s to be exact. A time when [...]
4/5 Psychologies Following her first two sensuous albums, Screwing Lies andPassion Play, comes this strange, heavenly beauty. It’s a concept album set in [...]
4/5 MOJO The third album from a compelling London-based singer/songwriter. She’s flying high. After the witchy, electronic folk of 2003’s Passion Play, [...]
4/5 Q Magazine Eccentric alt-folker explores life during wartime Tagged as ‘a star in waiting’ in 2001, eight years on Carr is still waiting, though one [...]
Katy Carr’s performance in November 2010, at ‘Ladyfest’ at the Southbank Centre, London Katy Carr is reviewed on the Southbank Literature Blog click here [...]
‘Exquisite, original and lovely.’ PSYCHOLOGIES 4/5**** ‘Coquette is an original and fascinating work,’ DAILY EXPRESS 4/5**** Carr’s ‘bald subject matter [...]
Katy Carr has a mission: to publicise stories of the Polish forces during the second world war. In doing so she has created one of the most unusual, [...]
An exploration of her mother’s Polish roots by an English singer-songwriter; but not a subjective trawl through family history, à la Who Do You Think You [...]
National Independence Day in Poland – Katy Carr’s album has a 4/5 star review in today’s Observer newspaper for her album Paszport out today – available [...]
The Guardian’s F&M Playlist Our music team pick the songs or albums, old or new, they just can’t turn off – Katy Carr Orchidophile How great a word is [...]