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Track List
01) I Wanna Be Your Disease
02) Impossible Song
03) You're Breaking My Heart
04) When You're A Star
05) Good Enough For Me
06) Short-Fingered Man
07) Touch You Again
08) Sex Machine
09) Wonder Why
10) Sunny Somewhere
11) Kellyanne
12) Heartless
13) Rhinoceros
14) Everything Is Forgiven
01) I Wanna Be Your Disease
02) Impossible Song
03) You're Breaking My Heart
04) When You're A Star
05) Good Enough For Me
06) Short-Fingered Man
07) Touch You Again
08) Sex Machine
09) Wonder Why
10) Sunny Somewhere
11) Kellyanne
12) Heartless
13) Rhinoceros
14) Everything Is Forgiven
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2017
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"Pussycat" is the fourteenth solo studio album by American musician and singer-songwriter Juliana Hatfield, released April 28, 2017 through American Laundromat Records.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 80, based on 4 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
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Pussycat is a relentless, unabashed and unvarnished reaction to the Trump presidency; a frequently gruesome, sometimes funny and even occasionally hopeful assault on the assaulter-in-chief.
To be clear: this isn’t a record with a couple of passing references to political dissatisfaction, or a song or two about a lousy leader. Every song on Pussycat connects unequivocally to Donald J. Trump himself (“Short-Fingered Man”), his campaign (“Kellyanne”), his statements (“When You’re a Star”) or the country divided by his election (“Impossible Song”).
Playing all instruments but drums, Hatfield completed Pussycat in under two weeks. That urgency comes through, to the album’s benefit. The immediacy of the melodies—simpler and scrappier than she’s written in years—paired with the snarl of the arrangements, gives Pussycat a rumbling, cathartic honesty ideal for the anger of our times.
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"Pussycat" is the fourteenth solo studio album by American musician and singer-songwriter Juliana Hatfield, released April 28, 2017 through American Laundromat Records.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 80, based on 4 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
User Album Review
Pussycat is a relentless, unabashed and unvarnished reaction to the Trump presidency; a frequently gruesome, sometimes funny and even occasionally hopeful assault on the assaulter-in-chief.
To be clear: this isn’t a record with a couple of passing references to political dissatisfaction, or a song or two about a lousy leader. Every song on Pussycat connects unequivocally to Donald J. Trump himself (“Short-Fingered Man”), his campaign (“Kellyanne”), his statements (“When You’re a Star”) or the country divided by his election (“Impossible Song”).
Playing all instruments but drums, Hatfield completed Pussycat in under two weeks. That urgency comes through, to the album’s benefit. The immediacy of the melodies—simpler and scrappier than she’s written in years—paired with the snarl of the arrangements, gives Pussycat a rumbling, cathartic honesty ideal for the anger of our times.
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