Summer Cannibals -Can't Tell Me no -TINY ENGINES LP Grooves.land/Playthek

Bemerkungen / Titelliste:

1. FALSE ANTHEM
2. CAN'T TELL ME NO
3. BEHAVE
4. LIKE I USED TO
5. INNOCENT MAN
6. ONE OF MANY
7. STARING AT THE SUN
8. START BREAKING
9. HESITATION
10. SPIN
11. INTO GOLD

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.. Me No / Opaque Violet Vinyl

Beschreibung:

Limited colored vinyl LP pressing. Summer Cannibals fourth album Can't Tell Me No is a defiant release whose very existence is the result of taking back power. After escaping a manipulative personal and creative relationship, guitarist/vocalist Jessica Boudreaux chose to scrap an entire record that had been finished for over a year and start from scratch. Along with Cassi Blum, Devin Shirley and Ethan Butman, Boudreaux wrote, recorded and mixed many of the new tracks during 14-hour days, emerging with the Portland, OR band's first entirely self-engineered and produced album. The Cannibals formed in 2012 and gained a fervent following on the local Portland scene, eventually playing with some their musical heroes including L7, Mudhoney, Stephen Malkmus and The War on Drugs, and touring with Ted Leo & the Pharmacists and Cursive. Along the way, they released 2013s No Makeup and 2015s Show Us Your Mind on their own label, New Moss Records, and 2016s Full Of It on Kill Rock Stars. Show Us Your Mind appeared on NPRs Sound Opinions Best of list in 2015, and Pitchfork said that on Full Of It, the Cannibals expertly balance flame-belching Mad Max riffage with lyrics frankly exploring questions of co-dependence and need. Can't Tell Me No is, as much as anything, about finding love and acceptance on the other side of pain. On a larger scale, the album stands up not just to a relationship or an industry, but to the people and constructs that have been trying to silence women and hold them down for so long. It's about doing the right thing, says Boudreaux, even when it's terrifying., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode TNEG201.1 (TE201)

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LPTE201

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