Icelandic singer-songwriter noted for a delicate, intimate voice and albums that blend trip-hop, electronic and acoustic elements.

DeBaser hosts reviews of Love in the Time of Science, Fisherman's Woman and Me and Armini. Reviews compare her voice and style to Björk, Joni Mitchell and Cat Power. Emilíana Torrini is Icelandic and of Italian descent (this background is noted in DeBaser’s reviews).

DeBaser hosts three reviews of Emilíana Torrini albums that chart a move from synth-trip-hop toward intimate acoustic songwriting. Reviews range from enthusiastic praise to candid indifference. Critics highlight her delicate, velvety voice and frequent comparisons to Björk, Joni Mitchell and Cat Power.

For:Listeners of intimate acoustic singer-songwriter music, indie folk and trip-hop fans.

 Forget everything that was (and is) "Love In The Time Of Science," a decent synth-trip-hop album.

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 My heart has now been stolen.

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 Love in the Time of Science offers 11 songs, each lasting a little over 3 minutes, that deserve more than one listen to fully appreciate them, like a good wine requires multiple tastings to thoroughly savor it.

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