Press:

“Demo Recordings – EP Review “As soon as this CD begins, it strikes me how much the 'atmospherics' are like those found on most Joy Division recordings.””
The Mag

“Demo Recordings II – EP Review “Atmospheric to the point of becoming a soundtrack rather than a collection of songs, it was a strangely compelling listen in a sort of Ryuichi Sakamoto meets Dracula and the Cocteau Twins on a dark road to nowhere kind of way””
Bluesbunny Blog

“Her Volatile Condition - LP Review “deep bass sounds, haunting piano chords and flickering snares and hi hats make for a solid sound that can send a shiver down your spine and a thought to your brain.””
Justice Never Sleeps

“She Can’t Take It – Single / Video Review “Sometimes you have to go back to black, and there are few as black as Sacre Noir.””
Scot Whay Hae

“She Can’t Take It – Single / Video Review “The new single from Sacre Noir is moody blues that sounds like it’s been filtered through transistors, capacitors and other gadgetry.””
Rave Child Blog

“She Can’t Take It – Single / Video Review “She Can’t Take It sees Sacre Noir in full mastery of their esoteric night circus, with pulsing clockwork rhythms and sequenced beats summoning Beattie’s ghostly and emotive vocals””
Edinburgh Spotlight

“Rue Crimée – Single / Video Review “on first listen Sacre Noir’s twitchy effects and judicious cowbell sounds not unlike a Scottish Depeche Mode””
Rave Child Blog

“Rue Crimée – Single / Video Review “another hypnotic slice of trance-infused electronic alchemy; a secret mixture of menacing rhythms, ominous guitar and disembodied, ghostly vocals””
Edinburgh Spotlight

“It’s Too Late Now – Single / Video Review “as unsettling as you would wish for… but don't have nightmares:””
Scot Whay Hae

“Sinking Into Darkness – LP review “it’s a smart and encouraging record which toys with ethereal soundscapes, industrial tones that could easily capture the imagination of anyone who has that touch of darkness in them.””
Rave Child - Rave Child Blog

“Live Review “Sacre Noir took the gig to another mood level entirely, in a good way of course… with their sweeping melodies & moody dark-edged vibes. This gig get's all thumbs up from me (I have three), 10 out of 10 all the way.””
NHC - Gobo Photography

"Sacre Noir is more of a mini album from a one-woman band who aside from some quite dramatic vocals - similar in tone to Polly Harvey at times, but often so understated it's hard to fix on. The sound initially seems lo-fi and muffled but further listening hints at some complex layersmith some fairly straightforward acoustic guitar tunes embelished with multi-tracked ambient sounds. 'Control' is closest to pop while 'Never Before' is quite scary, Eartha Kitt trapped in a mineshaft with the Jesus and Mary Chain."
Stuart McHugh - Is This Music

“Demo Recordings III "A surprisingly high-quality demo from gothic electronica artist Sacre Noir shows that there's more to modern music than Jam rip-offs and tatty Converse. Mixing soaring vocals with some suitably atmospheric beats, it sounds much like Faithless might have done if they'd grown up as rabid Sisters Of Mercy fans." - ITM?”
Stuart McHugh - Is This Music

“Her Volatile Condition "It’s as though Goldfrapp have gone all French and expressed some true emotion from the world, rather than their own hearts. This is the widescreen, French aural cinema." ITM? ”
Stuart McHugh - Is This Music