Daughter, a London trio fronted by Elena Tonra, make bruised folk music that recalls Laura Marling and a host of singer-songwriters for whom fragility is synonymous with beauty. Set against layered washes of sound, Tonra's voice is breathy and sweet and unremarkable, breaking sometimes into a wrenched whisper, that should be heartbreaking but, more often than not, is just a bit grating. On Smother, a tear-stained teenage diary, vibes reach a nadir when she sings: "I sometimes wish I'd stayed inside my mother/ Never to come out" – followed by a chorus of ethereal "oohs" that doesn't help the sense of suffocation.