Goldfrapp return with SEVENTH TREE (co-produced by Flood), an album that confounds all that went before; warm and sensual and shimmering, it is the sound of a very British delirium, echoing the nonsense of poetry of Edward Lear and the eccentricities of early Pink Floyd. Recorded in a 1960s bungalow in Bath, it was a conscious move to step away from the Weimar-esque strutting of earlier work and explore a more psychedelic terrain.