Warpaint

new songs on spotify today

Nice! I've been checking for these ever since I heard "No Way Out (Redux)" a little while ago.

!

Already liking this better than much of the self-titled material.

no way out is very cool, could have fit well on the album. the other song is a little b-sidey but nice to hear them play something a little more active.

Jenny Lee Lindberg working on her solo ish

http://krimsonkrimson.tumblr.com/post/120504602315/making-ma-album-and-its-real-fun-heres-a

http://www.youtube.com/watch?t=2&v=wYRWTZUK-OY

ooh nice

I wonder if Stella is playing on the album

http://shopusa.roughtraderecords.com/right-on

Jenny Lee Lindberg of Warpaint announces her solo debut album as jennylee, after hinting to fans with studio photos via social media. right on! will be released by Rough Trade Records on December 11th, 2015.

Co-produced by jennylee and Norm Block, the 10 songs on right on! were all written by jennylee, and recorded earlier this spring at Happy Ending Studios in Silverlake, CA.

Joining Jenny on the album are: Norm Block (Plexi, Mark Langegan), Dan Elkan (Them Hills, Broken Bells) and Warpaint’s Stella Mozgawa. Additional players include Tony Bevilacqua, Kris Byerly, Katie Burden, Kirk Hellie, Jonathan Hishcke and Cedric LeMoyne.

While right on! retains some of Jenny’s signature Warpaint groove, she incorporates New Wave and Goth elements into her solo work. Her breathy voice and her meticulous bass playing create a new aura that is hazy and dreamy, and essentially all jennylee.

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nice

And more bitchin' news:

http://www.nme.com/news/warpaint/89280/

Great, another album to add to ever growing list of albums to look forward to in 2016!

Anyone heard the Jenny Lee single?

They haven't released it as an early download for pre-orders yet.

http://thelabel.co.nz/jennylee-shares-first-single-from-debut-album-right-on/

jennylee album is great. very much in the vein of the last warpaint lp.

Excellent news.

They started album sessions yesterday, according to their fb.

https://scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtp1/t31.0-8/12716389_10153602344105186_6516831497837773083_o.jpg

https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtf1/v/t1.0-9/12715697_10153611862120186_5374848951670106197_n.jpg?oh=1278a4c539f1350f4c4ad0e5438555e7&oe=575B1807

https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xlt1/v/t1.0-9/12832335_10153669765170186_2442968632096432978_n.jpg?oh=35939161506573cbd026e02c5504f81b&oe=5799419C

https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/t31.0-8/13161684_10153803781935186_6235851549704895346_o.jpg

final night, final mix... bringing the ship in for a landing...

Tour dates

http://www.warpaintwarpaint.com/#top

I have a small crush on this band, so sexy

New teaser video on their fb page that I can't figure out how to link to. Not enough music for me to even have an opinion about yet, but it sounds like they're changing things up a bit.

Album Sept 23rd.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PhAMlJDMeI&feature=youtu.be

sounds like BRONCHO

Sounds like shite, and I like this band.

I don't hate it, but I think I prefer the depressing, moody Warpaint to the dancey, happy one. I need something to soundtrack candle-lighting and tapestry-hanging, etc.

I guess I prefer it when it sounds like they're jamming out, rather than when they try to write a verse-chorus type of song.

That barely sounds like them. It has this very generic "let's try something more pop" sound that I feel like a lot of indie bands go for after a few records.

I'm listening to The Fool right now and there's a world of difference. Jeez.

Yea this isnt terrible but like man alive said its a stab at a generic pop sound and it doesnt suit them

Naturally, I am digging the hell out of this.

the song is fine. also the album has 10 other songs that we haven't heard yet.

https://noisey.vice.com/en_us/article/el-regreso-de-warpaint

I've bought a lot of records the last couple years but the Warpaint LP is the only one I regret buying. It lost the appeal for me pretty quickly. Maybe the ltd ed. red vinyl will pick up in value so I can offload it without losing money.

I've got pretty low expectations for this one. Hoping for two, maybe three keepers.

I've actually grown to really like New Song. It is extremely corny, but kinda reminds me of HAIM or something - that 80's pop by way of 00's indie vibe. I think there's enough of the original Warpaint vibe in there to make it distinct though. One of Jenny's basslines really reminds me of one from Elephants off their first record.

it's leaking all over the floor

I've got pretty low expectations for this one. Hoping for two, maybe three keepers.

― calstars, Monday, September 12, 2016 9:19 PM (three days ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Yup, this is pretty much how I'm feeling about it.

I started out my initial listen thinking "eh, it's okay" and by the end of the album I was in love with the whole thing; my turning point was "Dre"

on listen #2, the whole thing is clicking for me

i like the stall, need to listen to the rest more

really not digging this at all. this band had a certain sense of...i dunno mystery or something to me or a certain vibe that i thought was very intriguing and now i don't really feel anything about them.

Totally agree about the sense of mystery; the last album nailed that. I like this one, though. Think of it as a summer record and it really works.

I like the first song a lot. I haven't listened through all of it yet.

Liking this better than the self-titled.

I never really glommed onto that album. I really liked Love Is To Die, and some of the other tracks were pretty good, but I don't remember them. And there was quite a bit of it that seemed like leftovers filler to me.

Heads Up, on the other hand is really propulsive and magical throughout. I didn't expect to like this after New Song dropped, but I've grown to like that song and it has it's place in the album. There's so many great sounds here. Cellos and horns or synth approximations thereof? One song had really great subharmonic bass. The songs are memorable and I can get lost in them. I love this record.