Laura Marling's 'Song for Our Daughter' - "the intimate album we need"

"Gentle and intelligent, humble and wholly kind-hearted" - NME writes in a review of English folk singer's new album, written to her imaginary daughter. Alexis Petridis chose it for his Album of the week describing it as "alternately intimate, sneering and sad, and lavished with gorgeous melodies". It's Stereogum's Album of the week as well, they love the atmosphere of it - "sounds like she’s sitting just a few feet away from you in a room, playing her guitar and seeing where her mind will wander next. It sounds like a giant exhalation".