No More Lamps In The Morning (2016)

"This sparing accompaniment is part of what makes No More Lamps In The Morning so dramatic – it grabs you from the first note. Foster's vocal has always been admired and noted for its soft, unpredictable quality, the way it slides from note to note, octave to octave, almost unsure itself what might happen next. The charm of this album, with its simple Portuguese guitar and cello ensemble, is the sense that Foster could believably have appeared out of nowhere and started singing on top of whatever the band happened to be playing. It is remarkably free and unworried by deadlines, time signatures, sometimes key signatures. And at the same time it's not directionless." (drownedinsound.com)