Singer-songwriter Marissa Nadler delivers her strongest set of songs yet on Strangers. Fav tracks: skyscraper, all the colors of the dark, strangers, all the colors of the dark, janie in love, nothing feels the same, dissolve. Least fav track: hungry is the ghost.

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Strangers by Marissa Nadler, released 20 May 2016 1. Divers of the Dust 2. Katie I Know 3. Skyscraper 4. Hungry Is the Ghost 5. All the Colors of the Dark 6. Strangers 7. Janie in Love 8. Waking 9. Shadow Show Diane 10. Nothing Feels the Same 11. Dissolve For more than 12 years, Marissa Nadler has perfected her own take on the exquisitely sculpted gothic American songform. On her seventh full-length, Strangers, she has shed any self-imposed restrictions her earlier albums adhered to, stepped through a looking glass, and created a truly monumental work

Marissa Nadler ‎– Strangers. Label: Sacred Bones Records ‎– SBR-148, Sacred Bones Records ‎– SBR-148CA-LE, Bella Union ‎– BELLA558CS. Studios, Seattle, Washington. Mastered at Chicago Mastering, Chicago, Illinois. Bury Your Name: All songs written, performed & recorded in Massachusetts, 2016.

Tracklist: 1. Divers Of The Dust, 2. Katie I Know, 3. Skyscraper, 4. Hungry Is The Ghost, 5. All The Colors Of The Dark, 6. Strangers, 7. Janie In Love, 8. Waking, 9. Shadow Show Diane, 10. Nothing Feels The Same, 11. Dissolve. 4. Hungry Is The Ghost. 5. All The Colors Of The Dark.

This album has an average beat per minute of 111 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 79/140 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. BPM Profile Strangers. Album starts at 92BPM, ends at 96BPM (+4), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Marissa Nadler.

Well, here comes Strangers, Nadler’s 7th full-length album (or 8th if you count the mini-album The Sister). It may come as a surprise to fans of her last record (re: me), that in more ways than one, Strangers is superior to its predecessor. Here, Nadler finds herself at a more content place romantically, and so she turns her dark, emotional gaze elsewhere: namely, the end of the world, and all the bleakness, confusion, and desolation that comes along with such a heady topic. Beginning with the sole piano track, Divers of the Dust starts the album off on a very appropriate foot.

Boston-based musician and artist, Marissa Nadler, has just released her seventh studio album, "Strangers," this past Friday. While different from her arguably most popular, 2014 album "July," Nadler does not disappoint. the songs have grown more and more personal and cutting since then. While "July" was a breakup album and filled with.