Offerings by Odin Dragonfly
'HEAVY'
DURHAM'S NEW OLD ROCK MAGAZINE
October/November 2007
by Colin Camel

York based Angela Gordon & Heather Findlay (both from rock band Mostly Autumn) have come up with a little gem of twelve tracks, only two of which they didn't write.

This will appeal more to fans of Fairport Convention or Focus than the Metalheads, but is still well worth a listen by everyone, if just to hear the amazing harmonies from the two girls.

Highlights from the album are the haunting 'Yellow Time' and 'Waiting For The Snow' or the deeper sounding 'Round & Round'. And the flute on 'How I Feel Today' is as good as anything I've heard by Ian Anderson for years. But the best must be 'Magpie', just a great tune and lyrics.

Ad to this the excellent covers of Tull's 'Witches Promise' and Stevie Nicks' 'Forsaken Love' and you have an album which will enhance any record collection.

Rating: 10/10