Worriers: Warm Blanket

Worriers SKU: 43365739
Worriers: Warm Blanket

Worriers: Warm Blanket

Worriers SKU: 43365739

Format: VINYL LP

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Description

Title: Warm Blanket
Artist: Worriers
Label: Ernest Jenning
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 600064800112
Genre: Rock

Limited red colored vinyl LP pressing. Lauren Denitzio has always been the type of songwriter to say exactly what's on their mind. Over the course of the past decade with their band Worriers, they've addressed gender liberation, capitalist violence, and searing heartbreak, all over the band's signature style of triumphant chords and subtle pop sensibilities. Worriers was always a band that shined with the feelings of ecstatic potential; offering a sense of liberation amidst the chaos of the world. And yet, on their album Warm Blanket, they've never sounded more free. The band's fourth full length record has the feel of an exciting debut and there's a reason: it marks the first time that Denitzio accepted that the group they had been trying to treat as a band is actually a solo project. After a pace of touring and recording that would be breakneck for most, but de rigueur in the underground scene which forged them, Denitzio found themselves in the summer of 2022 with a chance to finally catch their breath. "I realized I could write whatever I wanted."

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