Wax

KT Tunstall amazes me yet again. Can't wait to see her live again in March

K T Tunstall has a special talent for making albums that are easily accessible and memorable yet underpinned by strong musicianship and thoughtful writing. This new album is no exception. If you have consistently been a fan, as I have, you won't be disappointed by Wax. Overall, I think it is perhaps stronger than Kin and it stands up very well both in Tunstall's own catalogue and amongst other new releases from 2018, which has been a very strong year for new music.

This album is great, the more you listen, the better it gets, The River is a great first choice for single, IF you haven't already bought it, buy it, you won't be disappointed.

Just a great album from an amazing artist

This is the first album by KT Tunstall I have ever purchased or listened to for that matter. Yeah, I had heard some of her hits from years ago like, Black Horse and Suddenly I See, but she was not really in the genre that I mostly listen to which is rock n' roll. All of that changed when she was featured in, Guitar Player Magazine. I saw the picture of her from this album cover and the story was titled, Electric Warrior, because she is amped up on electric guitar a lot of this album. So I thought I've got to purchase this and give it a listen. I was thoroughly blown away. There is not a bad song on this album. How often can you say that?!? I have now purchased, Drastic Fantastic, which is also an awesome album. KT is just getting better with age.

"Wax" shows the remarkable progression of KT's writing & recording skills; although, I'm mostly impressed by the first 1/2 of the CD. It's theme is a focus on our bodies and the complex relationship with physicality but the instrumentation strongly supports the lyrics as well. "The River" stands out as her potential single. Although I've been a fan since her earliest days, this is only the 2nd album/ CD I've purchased and I wasn't disappointed. Stripped down to a quartet for her supporting tour, these studio versions offer a clear view of her growth; not only as a singer/ songwriter but as a recording artist. I'm far from a critical reviewer, but I hope this helps to provide enough insight to make a choice to purchase her latest album/ CD.

Every KT album (and concert) is different in style, line up, and message, and this one doesn't disappoint.

This is the most "rock" KT has ever done. I think its really excellent, with Dark Side of Me being the real stand out. There are a couple songs toward the end that don't really hit, but she does some really interesting things on this album.

I am enjoying this album a lot. It is not as strong as KIN, but is definitely worth listening to.