RECORDED with Flood (Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode) and mixed by Alan Moulder (now Halliday's hubbie), Doppelgänger was a disappointment to many in that it didn't vary overly from the preceding EPs. Nevertheless 'Already Yours', 'Lillies Dying' and the fabulous 'Split Into Fractions' were funked up state-of-the-art slices of white noise, Halliday's vocals strong but exhibiting a very real vulnerability.
review by Dominic Wells (nicked from 'Volume' issue 17, dated December 1996)
RECORDED with Flood (Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode) and mixed by Alan Moulder (now Halliday's hubbie), Doppelgänger was a disappointment to many in that it didn't vary overly from the preceding EPs. Nevertheless 'Already Yours', 'Lillies Dying' and the fabulous 'Split Into Fractions' were funked up state-of-the-art slices of white noise, Halliday's vocals strong but exhibiting a very real vulnerability.