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Throughout their lifetime as a band, Screaming Females have moved against the prevailing winds. Over six albums and more than a decade of touring, they have remained deeply individual and steadfastly DIY. Each new album has been a reaction to the last - a chance for the band to challenge itself and it's audience by switching course and subverting expectations. All At Once is Screaming Females seventh record - a double LP that captures the band at it's most ambitious and expansive. The trio spent a month recording with Bayles in Seattle, splitting time between London Bridge Studio and Red Room. They employed an expanded palette of instrumentation (organs, wurlitzers, synthesizers) and even a few guests (Fugazis Brendan Canty adds a second drum set to Soft Domination). The expectations that surround being in a band have changed a lot since Screaming Females started up in 2005. Part of that is the shift into an internet-enhanced culture - where experience of bodies in a room is sometimes subjugated by data, metrics, and the projection of identity through digital means. All At Once is a reminder there's a hopeful and joyful energy to underground music-making. Patience, perseverance, and long term dedication still work. Album Tracks 1. Black Moon 2. Glass House 3. I'll Make You Sorry 4. Dirt 5. Agnes Martin 6. Deeply 7. Soft Domination 8. End of My Bloodline 9. Chamber for Sleep (Part One) 10. Chamber for Sleep (Part Two) 11. Bird in Space 12. Fantasy Lens 13. My Body 14. Drop By Drop 15. Step Outside
