Sealed 2008 Gatefold Original. “Having Become A Preeminent Dance-Pop Act Of The New Millennium, Goldfrapp Took A Step Back To Consider That. Self-Examination Resulted In The Quiet, Wispy Folktronica Soundscapes Of Seventh Tree. Fans Of The Duo Since Felt Mountain Understood That Folk Music Tendencies Had Been A Part Of Goldfrapp’s Arsenal From The Start, But Those Who’d Come Onboard With Black Cherry And Supernature Were Likely Thrown For A Loop By The Gentle Acoustic Guitar Strums Of The Lead-Off Track “Clowns.” A Far Cry From The Glammy Fun Of The Prior Two Albums, Seventh Tree Is A Beautiful Little Jewel Of Pastoral Melodies And Subdued But Dramatic Electronic Flourishes. The Film Score Feel Of Felt Mountain Makes A Return Here, But In A Much More Subtle Setting. Alison’s Vocals Are Typically Gorgeous And Even More Front And Center In The Placid Surroundings Gregory Sculpts For Them. The Chugging “Happiness” Wouldn’t Have Been Out Of Place On Supernature, And The Uptempo “Caravan Girl” Is Welcome Evidence That Goldfrapp Could Make A Credible Rock Record If They So Chose. Seventh Tree Is A Quiet But Effective Statement Of Defiance From A Band That Refuses To Be Categorized.” - Brad Reno, Trouserpress.Com