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"It's always a pleasure to discover a hidden gem and this month's pearl amongst the swine is GodboX. Take the sinister diva sounds of PJ Harvey and maybe even Tori Amos and then fuse them onto a dark soundscape not out of place in Trent Reznor's cellar and you get a wholly unmetal album that is still rife with dark, sparse, shapeshifting music. I can heartily recommend Dark, Damp & Cold to anyone in search of something a bit different." -- Andy Trott, Power Play Magazine UK

"A far cry from those from those pansy-ass acoustic folk singer types, this girl slings a 12-string acoustic with a style that's nothing like you've heard before. Hailing from New York City, her hard rocking goth-styled-popish-electronic-industrial tunes hit at the core, and stay there--taking over a small piece of your soul with her sultry and soulful voice. This powerful performer needs no gimmick to be a total original she just 'is'. In a world of mumbling contrived music, her songs hit a place deep inside that was just aching to be touched. The stylings of songs such as "That" induce feelings of trip-hop meets Industrial, melded with a hard dose of pure rock songstress. To hear a song like "Flavor Grey" sung and written by a female that can hang with the big boys on any level is an achievement in itself, but upon moving on to tunes like "Eclipse" there really was the sense that this project is ready for the masses. Now listen to some Godbox." --Power Goth Girls

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