British duo Goldfrapp's have become certified masters of the sexy psychedelic electronica they created with debut “Felt Mountain” and built upon with follow-up “Black Cherry”. Their latest album “Supernature” uses this foolproof formula but alters it in the just the right way to keep it sounding fresh.
The release of ‘Ooh la la’ has been one of the most eagerly awaited musical events of this year, such is the pulling power of Alison Goldfrapp and her ultra-dry interpretations of electro dance pop. She is undoubtedly a genius of sorts and goes all the places that her washed up competitors wouldn’t dare. For an extra spin on her public pleasing prowess, ‘Ooh la la’ incorporates a 70s glam feel to its grunty dance rhythms, making the slight disco slant on the album apparent immediately. But Goldfrapp still have that otherworldly, ethereal freshness about them - partially because of the sleek production, but primarily due to Alison Goldfrapp’s breathy vocals. One of the most obvious things about “Supernature” though is it’s destined to keep Goldfrapp at the head of their game, and highlights their effervescent originality, enthusiasm and tongue-in-cheek flair. If you get the chance to see them live, you’ll be amazed at how unique their stage presence is...Alison will never fail to impress. By Eve Jenkin
OOH LA LA 
Tuesday, 30 August 2005 
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