Lydia Loveless - Boy Crazy & Single(s) - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

2019 . Remind Me Tomorrow was written in stolen time. In the four years since Are We There, Van Etten guest-starred in The OA, performed in David Lynch's Twin Peaks revival, and wrote her first film score and song for TV - for Kathering Dieckmann's Strange Weather Tig Notaro's show Tig, respectively. Van Etten also had a child, and began studying psychology. In the scraps of hours between these endeavors, Remind Me Tomorrow was born. Working with producer John Congleton, Remind Me Tomorrow reveals piano keys that churn, deep drones, distinctive sharp drums. Originally a piano ballad, InchComeback KidInch evolved into a dark, menacing anthem. InchSeventeenInch began as a Lucinda Williams-esque dirge, but winds up a star-spangled nod to Springsteen, exploring gentrification and generational patience. The breadth of Van Etten's new passions have inflected Remind Me Tomorrow with a wise, warped-time perspective. She explains, InchI want to be a mom, a singer, an actress, go to school, but yeah, I have a stain on my shirt, oatmeal in my hair. I feel like a mess, but I'm here. Doing it. This record is about pursuing your passions.Inch This is Remind Me Tomorrow, fusing a pained attentive realism and radiant lightness about new loves. Album Tracks 1. I Told You Everything 2. No One's Easy to Love 3. Memorial Day 4. Comeback Kid 5. Jupiter 4 6. Seventeen 7. Malibu 8. You Shadow 9. Hands 10. Stay

2014 album from the Alt-Country singer/songwriter. Two years after the critical success of her breakout second album, INDESTRUCTIBLE MACHINE, Lydia Loveless emerges from the trenches of hometown Columbus, OH with the gloves off and brimming with confidence. While her previous album was described as InchHillbilly Punk with a Honky Tonk heartInch (Uncut), this one can't be so quickly shoe-horned into neat categorical cubbyholes. No, things are different this time around Loveless and her band have collectively dismissed the genre blinders and sonic boundaries that come from playing it from a safe, familiar place. Writing from this new-found place of conviction, Lydia crafted 10 songs that are stark in their honesty, self-examination, and openness. Album Tracks 1. Really Wanna See You Again 2. Wine Lips 3. Chris Isaac 4. To Love Somebody 5. Hurts So Bad 6. Head 7. Verlaine Shot Rimbaud 8. Somewhere Else 9. Everything's Gone 10. They Don't Know

Real is one of those exciting records where you sense an artist truly hitting their stride. Whether you've followed Lydia's career forever, or you're new to her game, Real is gonna grab your ears. On her first two Bloodshot full-length releases, there were fevered comparisons to acknowledged music icons like Loretta Lynn, Stevie Nicks, and the Replacements... She's half this, half that, one part something else. But now, Real and Lydia Loveless are reference points all their own Genre-agnostic, Lydia and her road-tightened band stretch from soaring, singalong pop gems, roots around the edges, to proto-punk. There are many sources, but the album creates a sonic center all it's own. Song to song, moment to moment, you might find yourself thinking Inchthat could beInch this, or Inchthere are moments ofInch that, but you are quickly transported away to another moment, another thought, another sound, another shot at honesty. Always a gifted songwriter, Lydia gives the full and sometimes terrifying, sometimes ecstatic force to the word Inchreal.Inch Struggles between balance and outburst, infectious choruses fronting emotional torment are sung with a sneer, a spit, or a tenderness and openness that is both intensely personal and relatably universal. It is, as the title suggests, real. Album Tracks 1. Same to You 2. Longer 3. More Than Ever 4. Heaven 5. Out on Love 6. Midwestern Guys 7. Bilbao 8. European 9. Clumps 10. Real