Camille O'Sullivan | Pop review

Apollo theatre, LondonCamille O'Sullivan's appeal isn't immediately obvious. A torch singer in the Ute Lemper mould, her voice has a sultry beauty, but rarely strikes you as exceptional. Her repertoire ranges from the usual alternative-cabaret offerings – Jacques Brel, smatterings of Nick Cave – to less expected numbers such as David Bowie's Five Years or Trent Reznor's Hurt, but rarely do O'Sullivan or her pianist and musical arranger Feargal Murray do anything original or surpris...

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