Garside’s second solo album, "Lullabies in a Glass Wilderness," arrived in late 2007, a decade after her previous solo outing. The album features her characteristic blend of childlike vocals and unsettling, often dissonant, musical arrangements.
- The album was self-released on Garside's own KJG label. Garside recorded the album primarily in her home studio. The release was accompanied by a limited edition vinyl pressing.
- This album marked a return to a more fragile, intimate sound for Garside after the more experimental period with Ruby Throat. It was noted for its sparse production and Garside's raw, emotive vocal delivery. The album was largely self-produced by Garside.
- "Lullabies in a Glass Wilderness" was released digitally and on CD in December 2007. Garside promoted the album with a series of small, intimate shows. The album's aesthetic is heavily influenced by Garside's visual art and surrealist leanings.
KatieJane Garside is a British singer-songwriter, best known as the founder and lead singer of the punk band Daisy Chainsaw. She has also released music under the name Ruby Throat and as a solo artist.
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