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Track List
01) Goose Snow Cone
02) Stuck In The Past
03) You Never Loved Me
04) Rollercoasters
05) Lies Of Summer
06) Patient Zero
07) Good For Me
08) Knock It Off
09) Philly Sinks
10) Simple Fix
11) Poor Judge
01) Goose Snow Cone
02) Stuck In The Past
03) You Never Loved Me
04) Rollercoasters
05) Lies Of Summer
06) Patient Zero
07) Good For Me
08) Knock It Off
09) Philly Sinks
10) Simple Fix
11) Poor Judge
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2017
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"Mental Illness" is the ninth studio album by singer-songwriter Aimee Mann. It was released on March 31, 2017, by SuperEgo Records. Mann has described it as her "saddest, slowest and most acoustic" album to date.
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For the better part of four decades, Aimee Mann has been mapping the reach of the American pop song. Every three years or so, she releases an album’s worth of character sketches, laments, self-analysis, vignettes and musings, all branded by a kind of urgent hyperliteracy in which each syllable and every note carries outsize meaning.
In that sense, Mental Illness, her ninth full-length, differs little from Mann’s other work. The songs paint bleak, sparse pictures of characters pondering loneliness, mistakes and, in particular, their own lovability. The album chronicles the decay or outright termination of relationships of all stripes.
Mann has earned her reputation as a master songwriter on the coherence of her artistic choices. As in good short stories, every element in her songs works to support a single theme. Just as rereading those stories reveals new layers of meaning, in Mental Illness, the interplay among tune, lyrics and production rewards repeated listens with ever more intricate emotional textures. --- pastemagazine.com
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"Mental Illness" is the ninth studio album by singer-songwriter Aimee Mann. It was released on March 31, 2017, by SuperEgo Records. Mann has described it as her "saddest, slowest and most acoustic" album to date.
User Album Review
For the better part of four decades, Aimee Mann has been mapping the reach of the American pop song. Every three years or so, she releases an album’s worth of character sketches, laments, self-analysis, vignettes and musings, all branded by a kind of urgent hyperliteracy in which each syllable and every note carries outsize meaning.
In that sense, Mental Illness, her ninth full-length, differs little from Mann’s other work. The songs paint bleak, sparse pictures of characters pondering loneliness, mistakes and, in particular, their own lovability. The album chronicles the decay or outright termination of relationships of all stripes.
Mann has earned her reputation as a master songwriter on the coherence of her artistic choices. As in good short stories, every element in her songs works to support a single theme. Just as rereading those stories reveals new layers of meaning, in Mental Illness, the interplay among tune, lyrics and production rewards repeated listens with ever more intricate emotional textures. --- pastemagazine.com
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