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Few records have so palpably captured the sense of a life in wreckage as
Keeley Forsyth’s 2019 debut, Debris. Sifting through it, it was hard to glean exactly what caused this turmoil. But
you got the broad shape of it: a trauma so vast it was paralyzing. The title of Forsyth’s second album, Limbs, feels
similarly appropriate. Listening to it feels like watching a body slowly dig itself out from a pile of rubble. “Let me
begin again,” she sings on “Bring Me Water,” first at a whisper, then at a cry. If you’ve watched primetime
television in the UK, you may not know Forsyth’s name, but you will probably recognize her face. A veteran actor from
Oldham, Greater Manchester, she has appeared in drama and soaps (Happy Valley, Holby City, Waterloo Road), bringing to
the screen a pale-eyed gaze that is both vulnerable and strangely penetrating. Forsyth says she has long made music in
private. But it was the events documented on Debris, in tandem with a blossoming creative partnership with the pianist
and composer Matthew Bourne, that prepared her songs for wider consumption. Her voice is a spectacular thing: a
cut-glass vibrato that brings to mind ANOHNI, or the unearthly tremble of late-period Scott Walker. Limbs places her
voice front and center, shadowed by subtle but effective orchestration from Bourne and new collaborator Ross Downes—a
cluster of piano notes here, an icy sheet of synth or a slow rhythmic pulse there. Limbs feels like a bracing walk
through winter moorland: cold yet undeniably alive. Like Debris, it is often lyrically oblique, opening wide to emotion
while remaining discreet about the details. Forsyth roots certain moments in the domesticity of parenthood. On
“Wash,” a hollowed-out dub filled with fearful sounds from percussionist Evelyn Glennie, she sings words of
threadbare comfort, keeping it together through a sense of duty to another. The presence of a baby banishes dark
thoughts; somewhere nearby, a pan boils over. But Limbs contrasts these glimpses of home and family life with more
protean imagery. On the title track, she first sings, then recites words that set her body against the elements: “Skin
becomes divorced from air/Gravitation becomes apparent/Nobody sees these limbs underwater.” She addresses the
following “Land Animal” directly to another, tracing out the vague shape of something threatening; an intrusion.
“A foreign element/Metaphor,” sings Forsyth, as synths wrap and twirl around her like smoke. Forsyth’s grounding
in the theatrical arts feeds directly into her music. There’s no sense of pretense on Limbs—quite the opposite. But
her training seems to give her the command to channel difficult emotions with the steely composure of a ballet dancer.
Talking of “Bring Me Water,” Forsyth mentioned the influence of Pina Bausch, the German dancer and choreographer
whose dramatic, physical pieces drew their power from the raw material of trauma. You can hear that sense throughout
Limbs; that drama of the everyday, accentuated into something carefully measured but utterly intense. This is not a
particularly warm record, so when a flicker of sentimentality creeps in, the effect is shocking. Debris ended with a
glimmer of hope in the shape of “Start Again,” and Limbs does much the same. “Who will be my friend? As the day
comes to a close,” she sings on “I Stand Alone” to a gentle wheeze of harmonium. It’s the one moment on the
record where you feel she is inviting affection, treating love as something reciprocal. Throughout much of her music, we
hear Forsyth grappling with what it is to be human. Here, for a minute, we hear her simply be. Limbs is not always easy
to untangle. In places, it feels like it is running on instinct, an enigma even to itself. It is short, just 26 minutes,
and a few songs feel rather lean. “Blindfolded,” a procession of dislocated nature imagery, rests a little too
heavily on the sharp contours of Forsyth’s voice. But she could sing a shopping list and make it emotionally resonant.
If in places the album feels somewhat transitory—a sequel to Debris, rather than a new statement in its own right—it
lands with a grace and power that’s hard to deny.





Track List:
1.Fires 03:38
2.Bring Me Water 03:55
3.Limbs
02:56
4.Land Animal 03:22
5.Blindfolded 02:48
6.Wash 03:24
7.Silence 03:19
8.I Stand Alone
02:57


Media Report:
Genre: alternative folk
Country:
UK
Format: FLAC
Format/Info: Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
Bit rate mode: Variable
Channel(s): 2 channels
Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz
Bit depth: 16 bits


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