now more indie folk than pop punk, she just gets better and better. this is a long way from Sit Resist, which was good enough in its own right, but her songwriting has improved with every album in terms of complexity and scope. she always seems to be overshadowed by more visible peers, which is odd because she has an engaging presence and.

The Big Freeze is the fifth studio album by Laura Stevenson, The album was released by Don Giovanni Records on March 29, 2019.

When Laura Stevenson released her 2011 album Sit, Resist, she was a little out in front of what quickly became a flood of first-rate indie-rock from women, including Sharon Van Etten, Lucius, Big Thief’s Adrienne Lenker, Mitski, Waxahatchee, Lucy Dacus and plenty more. Unfortunately for Stevenson, she was ahead of the leading edge just enough that the subsequent wave of acclaim didn’t sweep her up the way it did many of her peers. Thankfully, despite the fact that she’s not nearly as well known as she should be, Stevenson continues to make music that can stop your heart.

Stevenson's third full-length album, Wheel, was produced and mixed by Kevin S. McMahon at Marcata Recording. It was released on April 23, 2013, on Don Giovanni Records. Pitchfork Media had previously premiered the first single from the album, "Runner". Stevenson toured the . On October 30, 2015 Stevenson released her fourth album Cocksure, on Don Giovanni Records, and the band toured in the United States and Europe in support of the release. On December 7, 2016, Stevenson released her first live album, recorded at Vera.

ARTIST: Laura Stevenson. ALBUM, TITLE: The Big Freeze. Release year, date: 2019. COUNTRY: United States. Rattle at Will 07. Hawks 08. Big Deep 09. Low Slow 10. Perfect.

Laura Stevenson - The Big Freeze (Don Giovanni). Folk 3 months ago. Download. Like 0. Tracklist: Laura Stevenson is a name of at least two artists: From Long Island, USA. From Belfast, Northern Ireland. 1] A singer, songwriter from Long Island, USA, who is also a member of Laura Stevenson and the Cans (aka Laura Stevenson & the Cans) and the Cans' A Record (Oct 2008, Asian Man - aka . .amp; the Cans' A Record).

With her newest album, The Big Freeze, Stevenson returns from a four year absence with her hardest-hitting music yet. The songs ache from her emotional vocal delivery as she recounts familial anxiety, self-harm, and a handful of overwhelming fears. It may be her darkest record, but the cellos, violins, and french horns swooning behind her make these country-tinged ballads and intimate orchestral songs sound like a soft revival of Judee Sill or Jason Molina. The Big Freeze feels like a return to Stevenson’s introverted origins, but this time around, she doesn’t need anyone to validate her when.

This album is stellar. I listened to this incessantly over the past week. I love this thing; my only complaint is that I wish a couple tracks were a bit longer. yeah, Value Inn is still sublime. Digging: The Dangerous Summer - Mother Nature.