finally a review for this, great one atari buddy. still need to give it a spin tho.

Album Rating: 4.0

atari digs all the cool chicks, you guys should learn from him tbh

Album Rating: 4.0

seriously one of the greatest artists, can't wait to hear this

Album Rating: 4.5

I love this

really enjoying this. I usually don't care for much spoken word, but I like it here

cuz her voice is fucking perfection

even if her face begs to differ

Album Rating: 4.5

rude

Lmao

Album is a fucking bomb holy shit

Album Rating: 4.0

lol potsy



cheers plane, means a lot coming from you. I plan on listening to Viscera asap!

Album Rating: 4.0

I was worried about this being just a b-side-like, watered down Apocalypse, Girl (since it's released only a year afterward), but this one sits much better with me. Electro-pop bits are way better here and The Plague is both terrifying and hilarious.



Great review, have fun with the rest of her discog. Viscera, especially, is pretty different than her newest efforts.

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

i should listen to her other shit now. this album was harrowing as fuck.

Album Rating: 4.0

definitely give her whole discography a go.

"Royals review summary for that album almost made it my least favourite "

Innocence may be kinky.....!!

so i just saw Jenny on wednesday. it was... interesting...

i can't lie and say it wasn't in some ways disappointing. i wish i could have seen her touring Viscera instead of this. that being said it was also one of the weirdest shows i've ever seen and so it had value in that alone.

Album Rating: 3.5

i need more detail than that pots

then ask for it

it was just her and a dude with like 4000 electronics doing all the music over the PA. having an entire set coming out over a PA never sounds that amazing, so there was that. Then since it was primarily Blood Fight material there wasn't a lot of utilization of her best vocal feats ala Viscera where she really lets loose. The vast majority was her spoken word kind of whisper singing shit until the last few tracks. And she tried to make it really performance arty but it kind of seemed half baked. Like she had like a grand total of like 4 stage props so it wasn't actually that engaging. She had like a beach towel and a box and some sunglasses and an art book and some roses. Also she is really small. like really, really, really, really absurdly small.

BUT the atmosphere they created with so little was impressive. the entire audience was kind of on edge in this half-enjoyment half-bewilderment. No one got what they were expecting and everyone was mildly uncomfortable I think. It was less of a show than a hyper-feminist minimalist performance piece that pretty much hinged on Jenny Hval's mystique.