Tell Me How You Really Feel
Courtney Barnett’s second album is smaller, more introverted than her debut. It’s tentative but with a purpose, songs about what it means to not have—or need—the right words for everything.
Courtney Barnett’s debut full-length, 2015’s Sometimes I Sit And Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit, established the Australian indie-rocker as a potent musical force. With its tumbling guitars, ragged vocals, and grunge-punk tones—all of which coalesced on the scorching, sassy “Pedestrian At Best”—the album exceeded the…
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Courtney Barnett specializes in miniatures, which is why her 2015 debut, Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit, was such a wonder: with barbed words and gnarled guitars, she made everyday minutiae seem compelling.
There's no sign of a sophomore slump on Courtney Barnett's new album, Tell Me How You Really Feel.
Gliding effortlessly over the sophomore slump with Tell Me How You Really Feel, Courtney Barnett's (solo) followup to Sometimes I Sit and Th...
Anyone expecting Barnett’s latest, Tell Me How You Really Feel, to be Sometimes I Sit Part 2 will come away feeling at least somewhat let down.
"I'm not your mother! I'm not your bitch!" drools Courtney Barnett on the opening to the sixth track of Tell Me How You Really Feel.
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Australian songwriter Courtney Barnett returns with a second album 'Tell Me How You Really Feel' that's more pointed, political and purposeful.
Barnett’s impossibly effortless tunesmithing remains a preternatural force on Tell Me How You Really Feel.
Courtney Barnett's new album Tell Me How You Really Feel closes with a calm meditation on friendship and togetherness.
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Barnett’s second album is angrier, gathering her arrows to skewer the world’s problems like a loud battle cry