Blonde Redhead have long flirted with elements of chamber and baroque, and the latest Barragán preview, "The One I Love," sticks to these sonic themes, sounding as if sung from the perspective of a medieval castle prisoner.
Light touches of harpsichord and acoustic guitar act as the backdrop to singer Kazu Makino's soft and sad tale of a woman who, among other things, doesn't know "how to stay afloat" in a seemingly abusive relationship. Despite spending the day not singing but crying, the black and blue "mockingbird" makes a case at one point that "I can be your moonlight, but not a mattress."
Barragán drops September 2 via Kobalt, while Blonde Redhead start up a North American tour later in the fall that that will hit Vancouver, Montreal and Toronto. You'll find the date details here.
Light touches of harpsichord and acoustic guitar act as the backdrop to singer Kazu Makino's soft and sad tale of a woman who, among other things, doesn't know "how to stay afloat" in a seemingly abusive relationship. Despite spending the day not singing but crying, the black and blue "mockingbird" makes a case at one point that "I can be your moonlight, but not a mattress."
Barragán drops September 2 via Kobalt, while Blonde Redhead start up a North American tour later in the fall that that will hit Vancouver, Montreal and Toronto. You'll find the date details here.
