Kristin_Hersh-Sunny_Border_Blue-CD-FLAC-2001-401

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2021-04-03

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     Artist......: Kristin Hersh
     Album.......: Sunny Border Blue

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: 4AD
     Genre.......: Indie


     Tracks......: 13
     Bitrate.....: 905 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:51:05  (356.MB)
     Rls date....: 2021-04-03
     Store date..: 2001-03-12
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........: http://www.kristinhersh.com/



     01 Your Dirty Answer                                                5:24
     02 Spain                                                            3:54
     03 37 Hours                                                         3:26
     04 Silica                                                           4:23
     05 William's Cut                                                    4:03
     06 Summer Salt                                                      4:06
     07 Trouble                                                          3:25
     08 Candyland                                                        4:02
     09 Measure                                                          1:09
     10 White Suckers                                                    4:25
     11 Ruby                                                             4:05
     12 Flipside                                                         3:57
     13 Listerine                                                        4:46



     Kristin Hersh's Sunny Border Blue exists in a snowed-in, two-room cabin,
     and she's stuck feeding the potbellied stove, hoping the chimney doesn't
     back up, braced always against the other. That other sometimes forms a
     lover, sometimes a friend, or a child, a confidante, or a betrayer--the
     figure's face shifts even as the singer flips from seeping anxious jealousy
     ("Spain") to railing ("37 Hours"). Hersh plays all instruments except on
     "Trouble," a Cat Stevens cover that fits the smooth sonic landscape but
     stands out from her own songs in sticking to one emotional sensibility.
     Short on the noise and vocal histrionics of her earlier work, Sunny Border
     Blue bends the ear and, by extension, the listener's nervous system.

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