Cass McCombs - Mangy Love (CD)
- Bum Bum Bum
- Rancid Girl
- Laughter Is the Best Medicine
- Opposite House
- Medusa's Outhouse
- Low Flyin' Bird
- Cry
- Run Sister Run
- In a Chinese Alley
- It
- Switch
- I'm a Shoe
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 12
Double vinyl LP pressing. 2016 release from the acclaimed singer/songwriter. Over the past decade, Cass McCombs has established himself as one of our premier songwriters. It's a career that has twisted and turned, from style to subject, both between records and within them. Diverse, cryptic, vital and refreshingly rebellious - just when you think you have him pinned down, you find you're on the wrong track. However, Mangy Love is McCombs at his most blunt: tackling sociopolitical issues through his uniquely cracked lens of lyrical wit and singular insight. McCombs uses himself as a mirror to misguided and confounding realities, confronting them head-on. The severity of his lyrics is contrasted by the music, which ventures into groovy realms of Philly soul, NorCal psychedelia and New York paranoia punk, articulating the spontaneity and joy of his live show better than ever before. The record is unquestionably a work of great studio aptitude: a carefully arranged, high-fidelity production by veteran Rob Schnapf and Dan Horne. And as usual, McCombs is joined by many notable members of his eclectic musical tribe, whose names are proudly displayed on the back cover. Mostly written during a bitter New York City winter and while traveling in Ireland, Mangy Love is Cass at the top of his game, reaching new sonic heights, creatively evolving lyrically, and resulting in his most provocative and complete record yet.
- Bum Bum Bum
- Rancid Girl
- Laughter Is the Best Medicine
- Opposite House
- Medusa's Outhouse
- Low Flyin' Bird
- Cry
- Run Sister Run
- In a Chinese Alley
- It
- Switch
- I'm a Shoe
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 12
2016 release from the acclaimed singer/songwriter. Over the past decade, Cass McCombs has established himself as one of our premier songwriters. It's a career that has twisted and turned, from style to subject, both between records and within them. Diverse, cryptic, vital and refreshingly rebellious - just when you think you have him pinned down, you find you're on the wrong track. However, Mangy Love is McCombs at his most blunt: tackling sociopolitical issues through his uniquely cracked lens of lyrical wit and singular insight. McCombs uses himself as a mirror to misguided and confounding realities, confronting them head-on. The severity of his lyrics is contrasted by the music, which ventures into groovy realms of Philly soul, NorCal psychedelia and New York paranoia punk, articulating the spontaneity and joy of his live show better than ever before. The record is unquestionably a work of great studio aptitude: a carefully arranged, high-fidelity production by veteran Rob Schnapf and Dan Horne. And as usual, McCombs is joined by many notable members of his eclectic musical tribe, whose names are proudly displayed on the back cover. Mostly written during a bitter New York City winter and while traveling in Ireland, Mangy Love is Cass at the top of his game, reaching new sonic heights, creatively evolving lyrically, and resulting in his most provocative and complete record yet.
