Description
It's been four years since Cherry Glazerr's magnificent third album 'Stuffed and Ready'. But Clementine Creevy took her time. She said, 'I've spent these years deeply examining myself and my relationships, and writing about them. I'm coming to terms with a lot of my nonsense.' Since Creevy was in high - school, Cherry Glazerr has been on tour frequently. When the pandemic hit, she embraced a stillness she'd missed.
Creevy calls Cherry Glazerr's bold new album 'I Don't Want You Anymore' her most personal and raw music yet. It's a collection of songs about self - reflection. This is her first production since 'Haxel Princess', their garage - rock debut almost a decade ago when Creevy was a teen.
Creevy describes 'I Don't Want You Anymore' as a'mature' album, mainly about her personal growth. In true Cherry Glazerr style, it's extremely fun. She worked with producer Yves Rothman, known for his work with Yves Tumor.
The lead single 'Soft Like a Flower' shows her growth. A hazy guitar riff starts the track, then Creevy's open vocals join. She sings about an all - consuming obsession, and long - time bandmate Sami Perez joins her on the chorus. It's an emotionally - charged 'Evanescence moment', as Creevy calls it. 'I wanted this album to be all heart and soul, completely open,' she says.
'I Don't Want You Anymore' uses surprise well. Each track re - imagines what Cherry Glazerr can be. 'Bad Habit' starts with a swirling vocal loop Creevy recorded at home and turns into a wild downtempo dance track without a guitar. 'Ready for You' is sung in a funky staccato, and the simple bassline at first is taken over by a huge, crackling guitar riff, reminding you it's a rock album at heart. These songs can fit any part of your life.
Tracks:
1. Addicted To Your Love
2. Bad Habit
3. Ready For You
4. Touched You With My Chaos
5. Soft Like a Flower
6. Sugar
7. Golden
8. Wild Times
9. Eat You Like a Pill
10. Shattered
11. I Don't Want You Anymore
To use this vinyl LP, simply place it on a turntable and gently drop the needle onto the start of the record. Make sure your turntable is set up correctly and the tonearm is balanced. You can enjoy the album from start to finish, or skip to your favorite tracks.
When handling the vinyl, always hold it by the edges to avoid getting fingerprints on the playing surface. Keep it away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, as this can warp the record. After each use, carefully clean the vinyl with a record brush to remove any dust or debris.
Store the vinyl in its sleeve and keep it upright in a record storage case. This will prevent it from getting scratched or damaged. If you notice any skipping or distortion while playing, check for dirt on the record or a misaligned needle, and make the necessary adjustments.
