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Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party (Crystal Clear Vinyl)

Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party (Crystal Clear Vinyl)

$53.15
Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party (Crystal Clear Vinyl)—
$53.15

The Story

After 20+ years spent fulfilling their contract for Atlantic Records - a contract Williams signed as a mere teenager - Paramore announced in December of 023 that they were finally an independent band. This surprise collection is self-released by Hayley Williams on her new venture Post Atlantic.

These songs come as the third batch of work released from Williams as a solo artist. The COVID-era saw her release two extraordinary albums - 2020’s Petals For Armor and 2021’s Flowers for Vases. Both albums were gorgeous and stark meditations on loss and offered up a contrast to the high-energy and up-tempo muscle she displays in Paramore. ā€œThe record—epitomizing vulnerability and transformative growth—reveals a more mature and introspective side of Williams,ā€ said Pitchfork of Petals, and went on to say of Flowers ā€œher voice is undoubtedly the standout feature… husky and gentle, dangerous yet warm,ā€ and explained that the minimal production ā€œmakes this a purposeful reset.ā€

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After 20+ years spent fulfilling their contract for Atlantic Records - a contract Williams signed as a mere teenager - Paramore announced in December of 023 that they were finally an independent band. This surprise collection is self-released by Hayley Williams on her new venture Post Atlantic.

These songs come as the third batch of work released from Williams as a solo artist. The COVID-era saw her release two extraordinary albums - 2020’s Petals For Armor and 2021’s Flowers for Vases. Both albums were gorgeous and stark meditations on loss and offered up a contrast to the high-energy and up-tempo muscle she displays in Paramore. ā€œThe record—epitomizing vulnerability and transformative growth—reveals a more mature and introspective side of Williams,ā€ said Pitchfork of Petals, and went on to say of Flowers ā€œher voice is undoubtedly the standout feature… husky and gentle, dangerous yet warm,ā€ and explained that the minimal production ā€œmakes this a purposeful reset.ā€