Cross Record – Crush Me
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Vinilo de Cross Record: «Crush Me» (Ba Da Bing · 2025 · LP). Traído para vos por MUS (no usa tu franquicia): llega en 15 a 20 días hábiles, con envío a todo Uruguay.
- Artista
- Cross Record
- Álbum
- Crush Me
- Formato
- Vinilo LP
- Sello
- Ba Da Bing
- Año
- 2025
- Género
- Rock
- Código de barras
- 600197021118
Cross Record's new album, Crush Me, is steeped in the pressures and wonders of existence-a profound statement, especially coming from artist and death doula Emily Cross. A two-and-a-half-year gestation period offered challenges, disappointments, and joys reflected in the cramped space of the album, which explores how we handle the weights we carry. Emily Cross had held hundreds of Living Funerals and was as many episodes deep into her podcast, What I'm Looking At. She was five years into serving clients as a death doula and fresh off a tour with Loma, her band with Jonathan Meiburg (Shearwater) and Dan Duszynski, when she began work on her fourth album. After moving from Austin, TX to Dorset, UK, she established the Steady Waves Center for Contemplation (named after a track from her second record, Wabi-Sabi), where she hosted Living Funerals, met clients, scheduled mindful tea sessions, and showcased experimental music nights. All the while, she was scribbling down song ideas. Cross's Tascam four-track demos finally reached readiness, and she sent them to an interested major independent label. She was encouraged to push her imagination to the limits of what a record could be. So, unlike her usual process of recording as inexpensively as possible, she prepared a two-week recording session in Germany with a group of skilled musicians from around the world. True to her previous work, Cross left plenty of room in her demos for experimentation, collaboration, chance, improvisation, and complete obliteration, then resurrection when necessary. Comfort and traditional structure were eschewed in favor of unaccountable magic, prayers whispered into The Void. Cross is comfortable with the chaotic and unpredictable, a perspective demanded by her work and writing style.
- 1. I Can Lie
- 2. Rolling Backwards
- 3. Charred Grass
- 4. Right Thing By Me
- 5. God Fax
- 6. Cutting A Cake
- 7. Led Through Life
- 8. Dorset Area Of Natural Beauty
- 9. Pearl Through A Funnel
- 10. Designed In Hell
- 11. Crush Me
- 12. Twisted Up Fence
Label: Ba Da Bing
Catalog: 211
Genre: Rock