Date: Thu, 31 Oct 1996 10:46:54 -0000 
      From: "Whittaker David (Exchange)"
      (WhittakerD@LOGICA.COM) 
      Subject: Re: sTiNa nordensTam


Don't forget the first album: "The Memory of a Colour," I think it was
called, and demonstrates how she appeared, almost fully formed, in her
unique style. That's not to say she's not moved on, and if anything the
later material seems even more subtle, and light of touch.

One of Scandinavia's best-kept secrets.

Date:    Thu, 6 Aug 1998 17:51:05 -0400
From:    Jeff Keibel <redshift@INTERLOG.COM>
Subject: Recent purchases
 
The album that almost was released on 4AD from Stina Nordenstam was
1991's "Memories Of a Color".  It eventually came out a year later on
Warner Music UK.  Sounding the most commercial she'll ever likely be,
Stina almost sounds like an even wispier Juliana Hatfield.  I'm not sure
why the signing to 4AD fell apart but had she been on 4AD I'm positive
the awareness of her music would be greater.  Label support, although
enough to keep her at Warner, has given her very little exposure.  If
you're willing to take a chance on a very unique songwriter, buy this
album or one of Stina's others.  She is fiercely untrendy, everything
that 4AD has embodied in their signings. 4509-90767-2YS