Juliana Hatfield -Pussycat -AMERICAN LAUNDROMAT / CARGO CD Grooves.land/Playthek

详情/曲目清单：

01. "I Wanna Be Your Disease"
02. "Impossible Song"
03. "You're Breaking My Heart"
04. "When You're A Star"
05. "Good Enough For Me"
06. "Short-Fingered Man"
07. "Touch You Again"
08. "Sex Machine"
09. "Wonder Why"
10. "Sunny Somewhere"
11. "Kellyanne"
12. "Heartless"
13. "Rhinoceros"
14. "Everything Is Forgiven"

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描述：

2017 release from the alt-rock singer/songwriter. "I wasn't planning on making a record," says Juliana Hatfield, of her Pussycat album. In fact, she thought her songwriting career was on hiatus, and that she had nothing left to say in song form; that she had finally said it all after two decades as a recording artist. But then the presidential election happened. "All of these songs just started pouring out of me. And I felt an urgency to record them, to get them down, and get them out there." She booked some time at Q Division studios in Somerville, Massachusetts near her home in Cambridge and went in with a drummer (Pete Caldes), an engineer (Pat DiCenso) and 14 brand-new songs. Hatfield produced and played every instrument other than drums-bass, keyboards, guitars, vocals. From start to finish-recording through mixing-the whole thing took a total of just twelve and a half days to complete. Pussycat comes on the heels of last year's Hatfield collaboration with Paul Westerberg, the I Don't Cares' Wild Stab album, and before that, 2015's Juliana Hatfield Three reunion/reformation album, Whatever, My Love. Pussycat is being released into a very tense, divided and inflamed America. The songs are reflective of that atmosphere-angry ("When You're A Star"), defiant ("Touch You Again"), disgusted ("Rhinoceros"), but also funny ("Short-Fingered Man"), reflective ("Wonder Why"), righteous ("Heartless") and even hopeful ("Impossible Song", with it's chorus of 'What if we tried to get along/and sing an impossible song')., Labelcode ALAU40.2

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00111215

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