Isobel Campbell – There Is No Other

Forever cemented in indie history for her contributions to Belle & Sebastian's earliest albums, Scottish vocalist/songwriter Isobel Campbell went on to build a complex, stylistically winding body of work that never quite got out of the shadow of her six years with indie pop's biggest band. While her whisper-thin vocals and distant, melancholic presence were integral to the unique chemistry that made early Belle & Sebastian so magical, her artistry expanded in all directions afterward.

Isobel Campbell is a Scottish singer-songwriter, cellist and composer who rose to prominence in the Scottish indie pop band 'Belle and Sebastian' before releasing 3 albums with Mark Lanegan (Mark Lanegan - ex Queens Of The Stone Age, Screaming Trees). Belle & Sebastian's album "Ballad of the Broken Seas" shortlisted for 2006 Mercury Music Prize and was one of NME's top 100 albums of the decade.Isobel Campbell achieved 9 UK top 40's with the 'Belle & Sebastian', spanning 12 weeks in the top 40.B & S's third LP 'The Boy with the Arab Strap' reached No.12 in the UK charts.An impressive 130k album sales across 3 albums in the UK alone.

Isobel Campbell is a Scottish singer-songwriter, cellist and composer who rose to prominence in the Scottish indie pop band 'Belle and Sebastian' before releasing 3 albums with Mark Lanegan (Mark Lanegan - ex Queens Of The Stone Age, Screaming Trees). Belle & Sebastian's album "Ballad of the Broken Seas" shortlisted for 2006 Mercury Music Prize and was one of NME's top 100 albums of the decade.Isobel Campbell achieved 9 UK top 40's with the 'Belle & Sebastian', spanning 12 weeks in the top 40.B & S's third LP 'The Boy with the Arab Strap' reached No.12 in the UK charts.An impressive 130k album sales across 3 albums in the UK alone.

Isobel Campbell is no stranger to navigating turmoil. On her previous album, There Is No Other (2020), she re-emerged after a decade of label trouble with a gem of subtly questing psychedelic folk. Four years on, Campbell spreads her net wider on Bow to Love, a soft-spun yet sharp-edged set of reflections on modern crises that doesn’t stop at diagnosing the problems: it goes further to ask how we might progress from our tense, conflicted times.

Isobel Campbell is no stranger to navigating turmoil. On her previous album, There Is No Other (2020), she re-emerged after a decade of label trouble with a gem of subtly questing psychedelic folk. Four years on, Campbell spreads her net wider on Bow to Love, a soft-spun yet sharp-edged set of reflections on modern crises that doesn’t stop at diagnosing the problems: it goes further to ask how we might progress from our tense, conflicted times.

Isobel Campbell is no stranger to navigating turmoil. On her previous album, There Is No Other (2020), she re-emerged after a decade of label trouble with a gem of subtly questing psychedelic folk. Four years on, Campbell spreads her net wider on Bow to Love, a soft-spun yet sharp-edged set of reflections on modern crises that doesn’t stop at diagnosing the problems: it goes further to ask how we might progress from our tense, conflicted times.

An inquisitive, complex and fully matured album from an artist who has travelled long and far. Campbell was first noticed as a teenage founder member of Belle & Sebastian, before she released two dream-folk solo albums under the name The Gentle Waves and left B&S in 2002. Two records under her own name followed, leading to a union with late rock-carved growler Mark Lanegan for three albums of gravel’n’honey Americana duets, where Lanegan would stand aside while Campbell called the creative shots.

An inquisitive, complex and fully matured album from an artist who has travelled long and far. Campbell was first noticed as a teenage founder member of Belle & Sebastian, before she released two dream-folk solo albums under the name The Gentle Waves and left B&S in 2002. Two records under her own name followed, leading to a union with late rock-carved growler Mark Lanegan for three albums of gravel’n’honey Americana duets, where Lanegan would stand aside while Campbell called the creative shots.

An inquisitive, complex and fully matured album from an artist who has travelled long and far. Campbell was first noticed as a teenage founder member of Belle & Sebastian, before she released two dream-folk solo albums under the name The Gentle Waves and left B&S in 2002. Two records under her own name followed, leading to a union with late rock-carved growler Mark Lanegan for three albums of gravel’n’honey Americana duets, where Lanegan would stand aside while Campbell called the creative shots.

Collection includes eight studio albums, one compilation, one live album and one tribute album by indie pop band Belle & Sebastian.