Worldes Blysse

1	Kinderly 1:55
2	All Turns to Yesterday 2:12
3	Love Me Broughte 3:03
4	Beatrice 4:21
5	Ecci Mundi Gaudium 1:56
6	Waylaway 2:21
7	Alba 1:54
8	When Thy Turuf Is Thy Tour 1:12
9	Erthe upon Erthe 2:50
10	Passing Thus Alone 2:58
11	La Volta 2:08
12	Pearl 2:41
13	Swete Sonne 3:15
14	So Spricht das Laben 2:46
15	C'Est la Fin 2:12
16	How Death Comes 2:16

Barnes & Noble

None of these 12 self-professed "baebes" are classically trained singers or musicologists. In fact, only a few of the songs on Wordless Blysse are actually old; the rest were freshly composed by members of the ensemble, using medieval texts. But while it's a far cry from the refined sounds -- and scholarly approaches -- of Anonymous 4 and other echt early-music ensembles, these Mediaeval Baebes sing with appealing ethereal earthiness. The tunes are folksy and memorable. Piping recorders, jangling tambourines, the delicate pluck of zithers, and otherworldly sounding hurdy-gurdies add atmosphere and an enticing whiff of authenticity. Andrew Farach-Colton

All Music Guide

The 12-member vocal group Mediaeval Baebes make their US debut with Worldes Blysse, a collection of ethereal, haunting music that bridges the gaps between pop, new age, and classical music. Songs like "Kinderly" reveal why the group performed at the 1999 Lillith Fair. Heather Phares