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Released 5th February 2021.
Tamara Lindeman's fifth outing as The Weather Station see the Canadian singer reconfigure her folk-influenced sound into sleek art-pop on an album which addresses 'climate grief' with a jazzy theatricality and instant hooks.
"Shades of Talk Talk and Sensual World-era Kate Bush glimmer through Tamara Lindeman's comeback, which reinvents the Canadian folk-rock outfit as art-pop aesthetes with a sharply surreal line in political commentary." - The Guardian
sophisticated pop from an an inquiring mind - Uncut
Fiona Apple called for bolt cutters in the spring; Tamara Lindeman has brought us a sledgehammer for the fall. - Pitchfork
Released 5th February 2021.
Tamara Lindeman’s fifth outing as The Weather Station see the Canadian singer reconfigure her folk-influenced sound into sleek art-pop on an album which addresses ‘climate grief’ with a jazzy theatricality and instant hooks.
“Shades of Talk Talk and Sensual World-era Kate Bush glimmer through Tamara Lindeman’s comeback, which reinvents the Canadian folk-rock outfit as art-pop aesthetes with a sharply surreal line in political commentary.” – The Guardian
sophisticated pop from an an inquiring mind – Uncut
Fiona Apple called for bolt cutters in the spring; Tamara Lindeman has brought us a sledgehammer for the fall. – Pitchfork
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