'White Moon, Black Moon' is the debut album for frostlake, female songstress and instrumentalist. Here is a collection of songs with an eerie strangeness and English ethereal quality, with haunting melodies, layered vocals and unusual sounds. The material is observational and reflective - a door opened into thoughts of nature, love, loss and re-birth, using direct and simple lyrics. The music is awash with atmospheric touches, takes unexpected directions and creates a distinctive soundscape, spanning genres of British psychedelia and electronica. Guitars are used as a framework with individual note picking anchored by lyrical bass patterns and lifted with soaring woodwinds and distant voicings.

"Frostlake's vocals are beautiful and ideal for the supporting music, and her lyrics are variously introspective, poetic, and fairy tale narrative. If your tastes cover the gamut, and in this case convergence, of Folk-Prog-Psych-Space/Ambient, then you'll find much to enjoy and discover over repeated listens to White Moon, Black Moon." - JERRY KRANITZ, AURAL INNOVATIONS

"This is a work of fragile beauty, assembled with a fine sense of balance and atmospherics and designed to lull you into its many depths. In that regard it has a sense of cold, stillness and mystic beauty, like forest pond in midwinter." - NEIL NIXON, author 500 Albums You Won't Believe Until You Hear Them

frostlake: voice, guitars, electronics, viola, accordion, keys, percussion

Terry Todd: bass

Andy Peake: piano, synth

Nigel Manning: flute

Martin Archer: clarinets, percussion

Mick Somerset: bass clarinet, bass flute, bass recorder, percussion

Charlie Collins: percussion

Steve Dinsdale: drums