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Epic
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The fifth full-length studio release for the alternative singer-songwriter was self-produced and
The fifth full-length studio release for the alternative singer-songwriter was self-produced and features contributions from Davíd Garza, Sebastian Steinberg, and Amy Aileen Wood.
Label:
Epic
Genre(s):
Pop/Rock
Adult Alternative Pop/Rock
Alternative/Indie Rock
Alternative Singer/Songwriter
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"On a purely musical level, it’s a bold experiment in pop craft, a collection of songs on which Apple stretches her talents in adventurous new directions. ... Fetch the Bolt Cutters is Apple’s most timely—and timeless—effort yet."
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"The result is that this seems not so much an album as a sudden glorious eruption; after eight long years, an urgent desire to be heard."
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"“Fetch the Bolt Cutters” is daring in a new way, scrambling and shattering the pop-song structures that once grounded her. ... I am floored by this record. I hear freedom, too. These songs make some breathtaking hairpin turns. ... It’s not just the wild craftsmanship of each song. It’s also that she’s fearless about what she’s doing: with sounds, with structures, with people’s expectations."
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"The result of Apple’s self-imposed social distancing is the stunning intimacy of the material here — a rich text to scour in quarantine. Her idiosyncratic song structures, full of sudden stops and lurching tempo changes, adhere to logic only she could explain, which forces you to listen as attentively as though a dear friend were bending your ear."
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"Fetch The Bolt Cutters is mostly the soundtrack of liberation, not recrimination, with Apple's piano keys, battering on the walls and barking dogs as its percussive, beating heart. [Jul 2020, p.27]"
"Rage sits alongside heartache and humor, the shifts in mood occurring with a dramatic flair and a disarming playfulness. The unpredictable nature feels complex and profoundly human, resulting in an album that's nourishing and joyfully cathartic."
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"This time there’s a more untamed fierceness in Apple’s voice, as she relays tales of feminism, abusive partners, the sacrifices of love and the dinner parties she won’t be quiet at. Unrefined sounds recorded in her LA home make for a visceral listening experience."
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Apr 24, 2020
Amazing album that I've not yet listened to
Anyone who disagrees is a big poopyhead
Anyone who disagrees is a big poopyhead
Apr 19, 2020
This album is a gift. A difficult, generous, deeply insightful, sublimely rare gift.
May 24, 2020
Fiona got herself a new fan. Every song stands great on its own. the hype is real
Apr 17, 2020
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