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Track List
01) Waiting on My Horrible Warning
02) The Bar Is Low
03) Ignorecam
04) Cold Whip Cream
05) Love Without Emotion
06) I'm a Man
07) (Won't Tell You) My Sign
08) It's Your Knees
09) Worldwide Marine Asset Financial Analyst
10) Have You Ever Been Furniture
11) Activia
12) Not Even Married
01) Waiting on My Horrible Warning
02) The Bar Is Low
03) Ignorecam
04) Cold Whip Cream
05) Love Without Emotion
06) I'm a Man
07) (Won't Tell You) My Sign
08) It's Your Knees
09) Worldwide Marine Asset Financial Analyst
10) Have You Ever Been Furniture
11) Activia
12) Not Even Married
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First Released
2017
Hardcore Punk
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Why Love Now is the fifth studio album by American hardcore punk band Pissed Jeans, debuting via streaming on February 16, 2017 through Noisey and released to other formats by Sub Pop on February 24. The album covers issues related to gender relations, misogyny, and white male privilege, one critic labeling it as "preëmptive self-critique, an attempt to defang male aggression by letting it feed on itself." The band produced Why Love Now with no wave artist Lydia Lunch, who strictly controlled how the group worked on the record, and metal musician Arthur Rizk, who handled the technical aspects. Why Love Now was positively received by critics, who praised its use of uncomfortable lyrical themes, and landed at number 24 on the American Billboard Heatseekers Albums chart.
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Why Love Now is the fifth studio album by American hardcore punk band Pissed Jeans, debuting via streaming on February 16, 2017 through Noisey and released to other formats by Sub Pop on February 24. The album covers issues related to gender relations, misogyny, and white male privilege, one critic labeling it as "preëmptive self-critique, an attempt to defang male aggression by letting it feed on itself." The band produced Why Love Now with no wave artist Lydia Lunch, who strictly controlled how the group worked on the record, and metal musician Arthur Rizk, who handled the technical aspects. Why Love Now was positively received by critics, who praised its use of uncomfortable lyrical themes, and landed at number 24 on the American Billboard Heatseekers Albums chart.
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