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Lucy Dacus is done thinking small. Two years after her 2016 debut, No Burden, won her unanimous acclaim as one of rock's most promising new voices, Dacus returns on March 2 with Historian, a remarkably assured 10-track statement of intent. It finds her unafraid to take on the big questions - the life-or-death reckonings, and the ones that just feel that way. It's a record full of bracing realizations, tearful declarations and moments of hard-won peace, expressed in lyrics that feel destined for countless yearbook quotes and first tattoos. Dacus and her band recorded the album in Nashville last March, re-teaming with No Burden producer Collin Pastore, and mixed it a few months later with A-list studio wizard John Congleton. The sound they created, with substantial input from multi-instrumentalist and live guitarist Jacob Blizard, is far richer and fuller than the debut - an outward flowering of dynamic, living, breathing rock and roll. Dacus' remarkable sense of melody and composition are the driving force throughout, giving Historian the immersive feel of an album made by an artist in full command of her powers. The past year, with it's electoral disasters and other assorted heartbreaks, has been a rough one for many of us, Dacus included. She found solace in crafting a thoughtful narrative arc for Historian, writing a concept album about cautious optimism in the face of adversity, with thematic links between songs that reveal themselves on repeat listens. InchIt starts out dark and ends hopeful, but it gets darker in between; it goes to the deepest, darkest, place and then breaks,Inch she explains. InchWhat I'm trying to say throughout the album is that hope survives, even in the face of the worst stuff.Inch Album Tracks 1. Night Shift 06 Bod 2. Addictions 3. The Shell 4. Nonbeliever 5. Yours and Mine 6. Body to Flame 7. Timefighter 8. Next of Kin

Soak returns after four years with a new album, bringing with her four years worth of growth, introspection and understanding. The result is Grim Town, the follow-up to her Mercury Music Prize-nominated debut Before We Forgot How To Dream, which saw her win the prestigious Choice Music Prize for Album of the Year, the Northern Irish Music Prize, and the European Border Breaker Award, in addition to being shortlisted for a Q Award. Album Tracks 1. All Aboard 2. Get Set Go Kid 3. Everybody Loves You 4. Knock Me Off My Feet 5. Maybe 6. Fall Asleep / Backseat 7. Crying Your Eyes Out 8. I Was Blue Technicolour Too 9. Deja Vu 10. Scrapyard 11. Valentine, Shmalentine 12. Ybftbyt 13. Life Trainee 14. Missed Calls 15. Nothing Looks the Same

Widely regarded as Inchone of the best songwriters of her generationInch (Rolling Stone), Lucy Dacus returns with Forever Is A Feeling. Following a career-defining run with boygenius that earned her three GRAMMY Awards, her fourth solo studio album explores falling in and out of love, the tumult of desire, and larger than life romance. Across 13 tracks that range from rich arrangements to simple declarations, Dacus makes a serious inquiry into what it looks like to dedicate one's life to true love, and a valiant attempt to capture the elusive, fleeting feeling of forever. Album Tracks 1. Calliope Prelude 2. Big Deal 3. Ankles 4. Limerence 5. Modigliani 6. Talk 7. For Keeps 8. Forever Is a Feeling 9. Come Out 10. Best Guess 11. Bullseye (With Hozier) 12. Most Wanted Man 13. Lost Time