Lost Girls

I have no idea why the press stopped paying attention to Bat for Lashes, because Natasha Khan hasn't lost a step since "Two Suns" became a phenomenon. Lost Girls is another very solid album, full of buzzy synths that carry Natasha's tender voice without drowning her out. It lacks a true showstopper like "Laura" or "Daniel", but otherwise, I find it hard to fault the tracks that are here.

I must've listened to the song "Kids in the Dark" 200 times, the hook, the tone, its like when a soundtrack hits you at a key point in a great movie and your heart swells and you are completely transported. In this case, what should never be written off as mere 80's worship, Natasha and company's nod to classic 80's vampire movie Lost Boys faithfully continues what artist like Kate Bush and other second-wave art rock legends started. Other than Desert Man, the other songs won't stand out so much as contribute to the overall haunting vibe, which feels entirely authentic because Natasha has the voice of an angel.There's nothing extraordinary about this pressing, it sounds fine, the packaging is fine, thought it could be better but it was priced right.

I don't know how it is possible that Bat for Lashes can top their previous albums, but they've just done it in a big way. This album sounds like a 'best of' with each song just getting better as you go through it. The 80's feel is perfectly executed with clean synths, top notch percussion and, of course, Natasha's pristine vocals. The album is pure class. Atmospheric as well as upbeat, the album really has no low points. It's very impressive that she can continue to produce instantly catchy songs that I never get tired of listening to. She deserves to be much more famous, but I guess in this age of repulsive mainstream pop stars, it's better that she isn't.

While I really like this cd, it's a big departure from the other Bat for Lashes albums I've long loved (Fur and Gold and Two Suns). I'm still really getting into Lost Girls and enjoy it more now than I did one month ago when I first received it. Natasha Khan is brilliant and I'd probably listen to an entire album of just her singing along with the radio, so...

Five stars ain’t enough!! Bat For Lashes is a musical genius. You can hear her growth from album to album and Lost Girls does not disappoint.The narrative she builds is very clear and it carries you from Kids In The Dark to Mountains.The last two songs are especially beautiful.I’m not sure if you will ever see this Natasha Khan, but if you do, “Thank you for all that you do. Keep creating beauty”

Excellent music and fair price for CD

This is the best Bat for Lashes album yet. Excellent from start to finish, never boring.

This album is leaps and bounds better than The Bride!

This album is my cup of tea. I loved the Mercury nominated "The Bride".This is for me nearly as good as that album. So for me well worth buying of Amazon.

Once again Natasha has produced a wonderful and very different album. I love he 80's feel to it. I was around in the 80's and hated the use of digital delay and reverb - but I love it on this, very nostalgic. Together with the typically thoughtful and graceful lyrics, a great album which is a constant play at the moment

If you like epic moody synths, oceans of reverb, and vampires, then definitely check this out. Can't stop listening to it. Every song is brilliant. Excellent songwriting throughout that is impeccably performed and produced.

Natashas vocals are incredible. Set against an 80s back drop. Easily her greatest album yet!

Good music