Though Babes in Toyland have enjoyed a bit of a well-earned rediscovery over the past few years, I still don't hear anyone talking about Katastrophy Wife, Kat Bjelland's criminally under-appreciated post-BIT project. So here's their excellent first album, on which Bjelland continues to explore her pissed-off, emotionally raw, against-all-odds-catchy muse, with a haunting, subtly atmospheric undercurrent.
Track listing:
1. Gone Away
2. Boomerang Doll
3. Git Go
4. Rosacea
5. Pretty Car
6. Anathema
7. Knife Fight
8. Haunted
9. Window
10. Widdershins
Like a dagger through your heart
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Me, I don't like grunge at all. The only grunge albun I can listen from beginning to end without getting bored is STP's Purple... Maybe also some Screaming Trees.
ReplyDeleteI could assamble a grunge compilation with all the grunge songs I like and I don't think it would be more than an hour of music.
Of course, if you consider that Mudhoney or Melvins are grunge bands (I don't, but I know some people do), then it's a whole different story.
kat as trophy wife! hahhahaha
ReplyDeleteThanks. Forgot about this one.
ReplyDeleteI bought Amusia online when it first released in the UK. I did the same with All Kneel. Then just today I found All Kneel on light blue vinyl brand new 10 dollars...i love it
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