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Sorry Girls have danced out of the darkness into the light. Since forming in 2015, the Montreal duo of Heather Foster Kirkpatrick and Dylan Konrad Obront have transformed an eerie, dreamlike sound into rich, pleasure seeking pop. Expanding upon their debut album, Deborah, the band's deftly arranged sophomore LP, Bravo!, sings to the back rows of the stadium, drawing listeners inward with a newfound focus on personal lyrics.InchThese songs are all about self-acceptance, self-affirmation, personal freedom, and letting go,Inch says Kirkpatrick. InchThere are a lot of lyrics about the creative process itself, identity shaping, and how those things intertwine.InchWhile Sorry Girls' influences have evolved with each subsequent , never have they sounded more like a live band than on Bravo!. The dramatic sound of InchSorceryInch borrows a few tricks from Talk Talk, while InchThe ExilesInch is Sorry Girls' veritable Springsteen anthem, complete with their own Clarence Clemons. Propelled by a slinky disco groove and immaculate guitarwork, InchPrettier ThingsInch is the album's standout among many - a Inchbreakup song that's about honesty, not lying to yourself, and hiding behind prettier truths,Inch says Kirkpatrick. Album Tracks 1. Parade 2. Breathe 3. Prettier Things 4. The Exiles 5. Aftermath 6. Pillar of Salt 7. Used to Be 8. Sorcery 9. The Wait 10. Enough Is Enough 11. Other Side 12. If You're Done I'm Done
