Angel Olsen - Burn Your Fire For No Witness

Anyone reckless enough to have typecast Angel Olsen according to 2013's 'Burn Your Fire For No Witness' is in for a rethink with her third album, 'My Woman'. An intuitively smart, warmly communicative and fearlessly generous record.

'Phases' is a collection of Angel Olsen's work culled from the past several years, including a number of never-before-released tracks.

The breathtaking songs of Angel Olsen’s fifth album are fleshed out by a 12-piece string section and deliver grand gestures about romance, authenticity, and being simply at the mercy of how we feel.

Originally released in 1993, Liz Phair's 'Exile In Guyville' is a seminal album and a feminist landmark. Its legendary status has only grown over the years.

The second full-length album from Australian singer/songwriter Julia Jacklin, 'Crushing' embodies every possible meaning of its title word. It's an album formed from sheer intensity of feeling, an in-the-moment narrative of heartbreak and infatuation.

'Whole New Mess' should sound familiar to anyone who has heard 'All Mirrors', Olsen's grand 2019 masterpiece that earned high honours on many prestigious year-end lists. These are not the demos for 'All Mirrors', but instead 'Whole New Mess' is it's own

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