Girl Friday - Androgynous Mary (CD) (US Import)

Girl Friday - Androgynous Mary (CD) (US Import)

R 365.00
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Girl Friday - Androgynous Mary (CD) (US Import)

Girl Friday - Androgynous Mary (CD) (US Import)

R 365.00
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Imported from the USA

Artist
Girl Friday
EAN/UPC
0098787312324
Product Type
CD
Cat No
HAR 123
Released
2020
Pressing
USA
Studio
Hardly Art
Music Genre
Indie , Rock
Styles
Indie Rock
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Description

Girl Friday (4) — Androgynous Mary
Format: CD • Label: Hardly Art (HAR 123) • Released: 2020 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Indie Rock

Tracklist:
1. This Is Not the Indie Rock I Signed Up For
2. Amber's Knees: A Matter of Concern
3. Eaten Thing
4. Public Bodies
5. What We Do It For
6. Earthquake
7. Clotting
8. Gold Stars
9. Favorite Friend
10. I Hope Jason Is Happy

Imported from the USA.

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About the artist

Girl Friday think of themselves as an explicitly feminist project, though not in the didactic way one might expect from that appellation. The L.A-based quartet, founded by bassist Libby Hsieh and guitarist Vera Ellen after they met at a UCLA house party a couple of years back, operates collectively, each member taking turns at the microphone and equal parts in songwriting; they’re all big personalities and big presences, but they find balance—and complement—in one another. There had been iterations of the band before, but none had truly clicked until drummer Virginia Pettis and guitarist Sierra Scott joined.

Source: Discogs

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