A provocative title for the second album of Matthew Herbert's partner and long time vocalist, one that brings to mind the directness of Peaches. As you'd expect though, Siciliano proves to be rather more subtle in her music and lyrical execution.  Full text...

it's a liminal album, too experimental to succeed big as a great pop album, and too similar to Scale-minus-horns-and-strings (whether it's Siciliano or Herbert pulling strings) to allow Siciliano an experimental pop gem of her own.  Full text...

It’s good but, at times, a touch over-eager to impress with its originality.  Full text...

Siciliano is a talent, certainly, but the breakout solo record still eludes her.  Full text...

Slappers is a much more unified, low-key whole, and it's both stronger and weaker for it. On the whole, it's better than its predecessor. But without those great moments, this simple, often entertaining record will most likely be forgotten.  Full text...