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Pop: This Week's Album Releases Beth Orton Central Reservation: Heavenly

BETH ORTON'S career so far has followed a decidedly idiosyncratic path, tacking nimbly between the apparently conflicting fields of folk and house music. She initially made her name collaborating with dance- floor dynamos such as William Orbit, Andrew Weatherall and The Chemical Brothers, but her second album reveals rather more, you suspect, of her own personal taste. The only vaguely "dancey" sounds on Central Reservation occur when Everything but the Girl's Ben Watt, acknowledged master of the techno/torch-song crossover, applies a faint synthesiser backdrop and the most discreet of trip-hop breakbeats to "Stars all Seem to Weep" and one of two versions of the title-track - and even ...

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