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1. Mar 16,  · Emma Pollock returns to Chemikal Underground with The Law of Large Numbers, her second solo outing, and if her repatriation to the label she helped to create represents a return to more familiar territory, then the same could also be said for the album itself. The follow-up to s 4AD-released Watch the Fireworks, Emma s second solo effort eschews the traditional, accessibly melodic 5/5(4).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Law Of Large Numbers on Discogs/5(7).

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3. But I found it, well, scandalous that an album like this boasted only one review. I admit that like many followers of Emma Pollock's solo career, I was a fan of The Delgados first, and view her work in a certain rose-tinted light. That said, I found The Law of Large Numbers astounding: musically gorgeous, lyrically witty, and thematically cohesive.5/5(4).

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4. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Emma Pollock - The Law Of Large Numbers at Discogs. Complete your Emma Pollock collection/5(9).

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5. Ex-Delgados vocalist Emma Pollock's excellent solo debut, Watch the Fireworks, helped curb the hunger pangs felt by many fans after the beloved Scottish indie rockers called it quits in Hardly a dressed-down Delgados record, it utilized the best elements from the band while upping the hook factor and introducing some much-needed sunlight into the mix.7/

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6. Having briefly deserted the Chemikal Underground camp in favour of 4AD, Emma Pollock follows up her Watch The Fireworks debut album with a return to her old label. The former Delgado specialises in a line of sensitive, intelligent pop music that doesn't necessarily reveal its hand on first approach, although Pollock still manages to load the record with single potential; 'I Could Be A Saint.

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7. OCLC Number: Notes: Compact disc. Lyrics on insert. Performer(s): Emma Pollock, vocals, various instruments ; with accompanying musicians.

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8. Mar 01,  · 'The Law Of Large Numbers' is Emma Pollock's second solo outing. Her debut 'Watch The Fireworks' was a characterful affair which despite a few rough edges contained some fine songs (notably the powerful and memorable 'Paper and Glue'). Three years on and the twelve tracks delivered here show evidence of considerable musical development/5(5).

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9. Emma Pollock. The Law of Large Numbers. Label: Chemikal Underground Release Date: And it’s the perfect packaging for The Law of Large Numbers, Pollock and Adem’s duet in the coda of ‘Letters to Strangers’ or the barren and haunting piano recital of .

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