Rasputina-How_We_Quit_The_Forest-(Reissue_With_Bonus_Track)-2012-JUST

Section

MP3/FLAC

Group

JUST

Size

75,24 MB

Files

21

Date

2013-09-04

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Artist.......: Rasputina
Album........: How We Quit the Forest
Label........: Filthy Bonnet
Genre........: Gothic
Catnr........: 3008-2
Source.......: CD (LP)
Rip.date.....: 2013-09-03
Str.date.....: 2012-04-24
Quality......: 228kbps/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.rasputina.com/

track  title                                          time

 1.    The Olde HeadBoard                             2:53
 2.    LeechWife                                      3:14
 3.    You Don't Own Me                               2:26
 4.    The New Zero                                   3:42
 5.    Rose K.                                        2:48
 6.    DwarfStar                                      2:43
 7.    Sign of the Zodiac                             3:49
 8.    TrenchMouth                                    3:12
 9.    Herb Girls of Birkenau                         3:04
 10.   MayFly                                         2:40
 11.   Christian Soldiers                             1:34
 12.   Things I'm Gonna Do                            3:15
 13.   Diamond Mind                                   1:13
 14.   How We Quit the Forest                         2:38
 15.   Watch T.V.                                     3:07
 16.   The Olde Headboard (Weathered Mix) [Unlisted   2:44
       Bonus Track]


                                            Runtime  45:02
                                            Size     74.71


Release Notes:

The New York City-based trio Rasputina was led by singer/songwriter Melora
Creager, a classically-trained cellist who backed Nirvana on the group's final
tour. In 1992, Creager placed a want ad seeking other cellists to form a rock
band; among those responding was Canadian musician Julia Kent, and with the
later addition of Polish native Agnieszka Rybska, Rasputina was born. The three
cellists' image further developed by the addition of tightly-laced vintage
Victorian costumes, their gothic chamber-pop soon caught the attention of Sony,
who issued the group's debut Thanks for the Ether in 1996; Transylvanian
Regurgitations, an EP featuring remixes by fan Marilyn Manson, appeared a year
later, and in 1998 Rasputina resurfaced with How We Quit the Forest. By the new
millennium, Rybska and Kent had been replaced with Nana Bornant and K.
Cowperthwaite. A deal with Instinct surfaced in 2001 and the magical mystery of
Cabin Fever appeared the following spring. Bornant's stay was brief; she left in
June 2002 and Cowperthwaite followed four months later. Zoe Keating (cello) and
first ever male bandmate Jonathon TeBeest were quickly added to the beautiful
chaos of Rasputina just in time for the 2003 release of the Lost & Found EP.
Frustration Plantation, their most cohesive work to date, appeared in spring
2004. In 2007 the group released Oh Perilous World, a loosely-connected song
suite culled from newspaper clippings that lead singer Melora Creager gathered
over a two year period, then juxtaposed with the band's signature 18th century
steampunk imagery.

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