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Chris Yurkiw, Montreal Mirror, 12 octobre 2000

Writer, singer, performance artiste and general wordsmith supreme Geneviève Letarte released her debut and last album 10 years ago—far too long a gap to go without an injection of her measured yet sensuous voice, much too long a wait to hear her simply deliver words in all the gloriousness of their sound, sense and nonsense. A precious actuelliste Letarte is not: here she engages in art for music’s sake, poetry (in French, and so all the more poetic) made palatable by mellow and melodious waltzes and two-steps, lounge blues and even whammy-bar rock. Gen: how about another piece o’pie in, oh, five years? 8/10

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Writer, singer, performance artist and general wordsmith supreme Geneviève Letarte released her debut and last album 10 years ago — far too long a gap to go without an injection of her measured yet sensuous voice, much too long a wait to hear her simply deliver words in all the gloriousness of their sounds, sense and nonsense. Here she engages in art for music’s sake, poetry made palatable by mellow and melodious waltzes and two-steps, lounge blues and even whammy-bar rock.
8/10