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专辑名称: Anarchist Gospel
创作艺人: [Sunny War]
音乐流派: COUNTRY|乡村音乐
专辑规格: 1碟14首
出品公司: New West Records, LLC
发行时间: 2023/2/3
官方标价: £8.99 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Love's Death Bed (feat. Allison Russell & Chris Pierce)
No Reason
Shelter And Storm (feat. David Rawling)
I Got No Fight
Swear To Gawd (feat. David Rawlings & Chris Pierce)
Earth (feat. Jim James)
New Day
Baby Bitch
His Love
Hopeless (feat. Allison Russell & Chris Pierce)
Higher (feat. David Rawlings)
Test Dummy
Sweet Nothing
Whole
详细介绍:
Sunny War—Sydney Lyndella Ward—proudly claims her place as a musical and societal outsider, going back to her teenage years busking acoustic punk on the Venice, California, boardwalk. Drawing on folk and blues as well, she compares her finger-picking to guitar pioneer Elizabeth Cotten but also finds inspiration in the songs of Roky Erickson and Daniel Johnston. On her latest album, she%27s unafraid to let listeners into her outsider world, chronicling both her frightening drug addiction and recovery as well as a more recent period of extreme change: a cross-country move, her father%27s death, a broken relationship. On I Got No Fight—folk blues with searing guitar—she sings about contemplating suicide (I hear the devil on my shoulder speak/ He whispers to me when I%27m feeling weak) but still managing to find a way through via music. Galloping at a racer%27s pace, Test Dummy explores how public services sometimes treat broken people as anything but human. War%27s voice is husky, warm, and more than a little evocative of Tracy Chapman. It%27s a stunning partner for her guest collaborators on the record, including David Rawlings (Higher, the eerie country blues of Shelter and Storm), My Morning Jacket%27s Jim James (Earth, which sounds like a trippy 5th Dimension track) and singer-songwriters Allison Russell and Chris Pierce. The latter two offer plaintive harmonies on the humid, harmonica-laced Love%27s Death Bed as well as a stripped-down cover of Dionne Farris%27s jazzy Hopeless from the Love Jones soundtrack. Pierce and Rawlings also join in on the soulful Swear To Gawd, everyone trading verses and acting as harmonic shadows to each other%27s lines—including the killer Don%27t be slamming doors like you pay bills in my house. His Love is a sun-kissed country amble, moody New Day is the most Cotten-like, and No Reason highlights the completely unexpected line between 1960s Hullabaloo mod and spirituals. Perhaps most unexpected is War%27s sly and smoky cover of Ween%27s Baby Bitch, which she calls such a great breakup song! You%27re out there somewhere and run into your ex with their new partner. But you know who they [your ex] really are. You know they%27re being a bitch. There aren%27t many songs that get to that kind of experience without turning it into a joke. Also not a joke is the children%27s choir that joins in on the chorus, sweetly singing, Please slip back into yourself/ Baby, baby, baby bitch/ Go conquer someone else.
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