Shopping: All Or Nothing 12"
With their new album All or Nothing Shopping take a big leap into a vibrant and punchy production style that is closer to pop than anything they've ever done. Their previous album The Official Body was named by Pitchfork as one of the "Best Rock Albums of 2018. All or Nothing, produced and mixed by Nick Sylvester (Deerhoof), is a true expansion of the band's sound, adding synths and odd rhythms to their most accessible melodies and lyrics yet. While a few songs on the album nod to their angular late 70s punk beginnings, this is much more of a radio-ready pop record than you might expect. "A lot has happened in our personal lives since we last recorded and we knew this album was going to reflect that exciting and scary feeling that comes with change, heartbreak and personal evolution," the band explains.
With their new album All or Nothing Shopping take a big leap into a vibrant and punchy production style that is closer to pop than anything they've ever done. Their previous album The Official Body was named by Pitchfork as one of the "Best Rock Albums of 2018. All or Nothing, produced and mixed by Nick Sylvester (Deerhoof), is a true expansion of the band's sound, adding synths and odd rhythms to their most accessible melodies and lyrics yet. While a few songs on the album nod to their angular late 70s punk beginnings, this is much more of a radio-ready pop record than you might expect. "A lot has happened in our personal lives since we last recorded and we knew this album was going to reflect that exciting and scary feeling that comes with change, heartbreak and personal evolution," the band explains.
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With their new album All or Nothing Shopping take a big leap into a vibrant and punchy production style that is closer to pop than anything they've ever done. Their previous album The Official Body was named by Pitchfork as one of the "Best Rock Albums of 2018. All or Nothing, produced and mixed by Nick Sylvester (Deerhoof), is a true expansion of the band's sound, adding synths and odd rhythms to their most accessible melodies and lyrics yet. While a few songs on the album nod to their angular late 70s punk beginnings, this is much more of a radio-ready pop record than you might expect. "A lot has happened in our personal lives since we last recorded and we knew this album was going to reflect that exciting and scary feeling that comes with change, heartbreak and personal evolution," the band explains.
