Across her three decade career, Norfolk-born Beth Orton has operated on a slightly different frequency. Open to the forces of the cosmos, her songs are something of a weather vane, broadcasting the inner conditions of an emotional landscape within. From the pioneering folktronica of 1996’s Trailer Park to the earthy classic-rock of 2006’s Comfort of Strangers, through to this year’s critically acclaimed The Ground Above (which Pitchfork called “deeply felt and beautifully arranged”), the through-line of her work is its emotional clarity. She brings that abundant back-catalogue to the fittingly architectural surroundings of Stoller Hall this October.
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