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Sleater-Kinney's Carrie Brownstein and Corin Tucker sit down with Kyle Meredith to talk about small ropea record that was completed in the wake of a fatal car accident involving Brownstein's mother and stepfather in late 2022.
The duo talk about how the emotionality of the album felt like the stakes were high, the choice to open with the dark and sinister “Hell,” and the specific sonic textures they were going for with producer John Congleton. The band also talks about having Succession Actress J. Smith Cameron stars in the video for “Say It Like You Mean It.”
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“I realized he was following me on my personal Instagram account,” Brownstein recalls. “I'm a big fan of Succession, and I just thought, why not? “I’ll come over and see.”
Also considered are Tucker's vocal approaches, as on this collection she takes the lead more than any other Sleater-Kinney album, and how even life's darkest moments can lead to fragments of hope.
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