This year marks the tenth anniversary of Beth Orton's eye-opening debut Trailer Park and also the release of her fourth album, Comfort of Strangers, out this week.

It was produced by Sonic Youth's Jim O'Rourke, in what was an exceedingly speedy turnaround - the album was recorded over two weeks in the spring.

Although it has her usual highly emotional content, it also aims to show a total re-invention for the wispy folk princess.

Beth was determined the album would be an analogue recording with sparse arrangements and a spontaneous, almost live, feel.

After hearing all the songs lined up for the album, Jim volunteered to not only play guitar but to produce the whole thing.

He insisted on the minimum amount of time possible and a couple of weeks later, the album was in the bag.

It's mostly a one-take CD and signals an intimate new route for Beth, which should make the live shows even more engaging.

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