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I’m hoping this is where Dolly’s “The Grass is Blue” shows up because it should have been a monthly choice!
Mofi did it, so probably.
It would be nice to complete the trilogy.
I've been a fan since Cerulean Salt but St. Cloud has a special place in my heart. When the pandemic hit we stayed in the city for the first month or so but when we realized it was not going away anytime soon we headed up to the Catskills in March and rode it out up there until August. On the day we were leaving the city to drive upstate, the car was all packed and we were ready to go, but right before we left I checked the mail room for any last packages. There was only one, and it was my pre-order of St. Cloud. I brought it with us and it was quite literally the soundtrack of our lives for the next 6 months. I probably spun that album every day and never got tired of it. Still haven't. Probably an all-time top 10 album for me. It's been a long 4 years waiting for the follow up....
I was going to wait on this album but I listened to the first song and it’s really nice. Grabbed this one since the red looks best with the red accents on the cover + it’s limited so if I end up not digging it, at least it’s limited.
Waxahatchee - Tigers Blood [LP - Alabama Crimson Tide]
*Release Date: March 22, 2024. Release dates are subject to change. We are not responsible for pressing delays. SEASICK EXCLUSIVE ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE VINYL LIMITED TO 400 COPIES Waxahatchee, the solo project of Alabama-born and Kansas City-based Katie Crutchfield, is returning with her most...seasickbham.com
It’ll be some random country album that has a banjo on it. It’s probably Rascal Flatts.
St. Cloud is a masterpiece. My wife and I saw Katie perform all of the songs live for the first time at Mass MoCA in June of 2021. Live in person music had been absent from the world for ~15 months. Seeing Katie perform these songs was unbelievably raw and emotional. She played with a radiant yet tentative joy, and much of the audience (including us) had tears of joy streaming down our faces. Will never forget it.
I liked the singles from st cloud a lot but not sure what I think of the new single. It's a little bit too country influenced for me. I'm not sure why I can't get into it since I was a big fan of st cloud.
Saw Waxahatchee, Bedouine and Hurray for the Riff Raff before the end of the world. It was an amazing evening:
I'm going to wait until I hear more from the album before I purchase it as it's not a must buy with julia holter releasing her album the same day and I liked her song more than waxahatchees song.
The first time I saw her in support of St. Cloud was in Central Park on my birthday.
It's a duet with MJ Lenderman. Maybe you don't dig his voice? For me, it only adds to the enjoyment, and anticipation of the album. I pre-ordered the Seasick version, which I expect will sell out relatively soon.
Great pick!
