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Not exactly an example of opposites attracting, but you do have two
very different voices that fit together very well. Britta Phillips is
as smooth and light as a soap bubble; Dean Wareham is more like a
two day growth of beard. And their easy listening/sophisticated pop
style blends those voices in ways I associate with Britpop of an
earlier time. I was especially taken with
their
cover of White
Horses, the theme to a UK kid's programme from the late 60s.
I discovered the original on a TV theme album I bought on a trip to
London and haven't been able to get it out of my head, in part because
I can't imagine the show that would fit such a syrupy song. I'd say
"but I digress" at this point, but when have I not?
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