Bachelorette

“…This is cunning stuff – carefully thought out and beautifully executed. Alpers is a great singer, too, and has had a lot of fun layering countless tracks of her own voice to create lush and spine-tingling harmonies. Titled “The End of Things”, Bachelorette’s debut is really an EP - just seven tracks – but there’s more sustained imagination here than you’ll find in most full-length albums. I just hope there’s more Bachelorette to come…” - National Radio – Nick Bollinger:

"... Annabel Alpers (is) a uniquely engaging oddity who captures NZ's sense of space and seclusion. Her debut, Isolation Loops, was just that, recorded in the company of vintage machinery over winter in a remote cottage, and though My Electric Family ropes in fellow musicians and feeds off warmer pop currents, it still sounds utterly removed. Alpers' flighty vocal is the female equivalent of Syd Barrett and the multitracked harmonies a Spectorish touch, but there's as much '60s Joe Meek, '70s post-punk (Mindwarp recalls Girls At Our Best's jaunty exuberance, Long Time Gone the fragile mantras of Young Marble Giants) and '80s/'90s too (Her Rotating Head occupies the giddy space between Yazoo and Stereolab) . A real treasure". - Reviewed by Martin Aston.