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专辑名称: Big Time
创作艺人: [Angel Olsen]
音乐流派: ROCK|摇滚
专辑规格: 1碟10首
出品公司: Jagjaguwar
发行时间: 2022/6/3
官方标价: £9.04 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
All The Good Times
Big Time
Dream Thing
Ghost On
All The Flowers
Right Now
This Is How It Works
Go Home
Through The Fires
Chasing The Sun
详细介绍:
After falling in love and coming out to her parents as queer at age 34, Angel Olsen lost her dad three days later and her mom two months after that. Weeks later, she went into the studio with producer Jonathan WIlson—a refuge where she could sort out the connected feelings of grief and new love. What emerged is a stunning record of old-school country and torch balladry. It is, at times, a tear-jerker, but in no way sad. Olsen irresistibly turns up the twang on Big Time, which was written with her partner Beau Thibodeaux about their first date: Good morning kisses, giving you all mine/ Pull back the curtains, show me the sunshine, she sings with all the hope and gratitude in the world—but the laid-back song, which could%27ve fit on a Bobbie Gentry record, is as realistic as it is romantic; a reminder that life is never just good or bad, black or white. And I%27m losing, I%27m losing, I%27ve left it behind/ Guess I had to be losing to get here on time, she follows up, still as grateful as ever. All the Good Times is time-capsule %2770s folk-country; kissed with lap steel, it kicks in with light horn blasts and a beaut of a fever-pitch bridge: The way that you said, as heavy as lead/ %27You%27ve always known how to get straight to my head.%27 It%27s nothing new for Olsen%27s voice to trigger chills—only this time, she doesn%27t need to reach hurricane strength to do it. The singer shows remarkable restraint on Big Time and it%27s incredibly moving. On All the Flowers, a bit of %2760s folk naivete, she fits into oddly-shaped melodic nooks and crannies, gliding high and dipping low as a husky timbre creates a shadow of itself. It%27s a trick she re-creates later on the gorgeous piano ballad Chasing the Sun. A slight echo effect on Right Now creates a welcome Mazzy Star feel, then takes a fascinating dark turn at the bridge, like both Olsen and the guitar have been momentarily possessed: Need you to look at me and listen/ I%27m the past come back to haunt you. Go Home is closest to her previous work, at least in terms of sonic-boom vocals; it%27s also dramatic, keeping you on the edge of your seat as you wonder if the next line is the one where she takes flight. Through the Fires is otherworldly, Olsen%27s poetry floating like amber while too-beautiful-for-this-world strings sweetly lull. And fair warning: hearing her sing I%27m barely hanging on … Tell me a story that%27ll make me forget/ It%27s a hard time again on the pure country This Is How It Works might leave you a puddle on the floor. © Shelly Ridenour/Qobuz