US EditionAlbum Review: Samia – Bloodless
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Album Review: Samia – Bloodless
Edgar Degas’s depiction of ballet dancers stand among his most popular and enduring paintings, capturing delicate movement in vivid watercolour. But behind their tasteful aesthetic are allusions to the harsh realities faced by such dancers in the late 19th century – sexualised by audiences and forced into prostitution when they were off the stage. On “Bovine Excision”, the excellent opener to Bloodless, Samia likens herself to a Degas dancer – a…
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