cazimi
Out Everywhere November 18
Cazimi
Caitlin Rose
Nashville-based Caitlin Rose’s new album CAZIMI finds itself released into the world at the exact right time. We’re not quite post-pandemic but we’re certainly post-vibe shift. Things are falling apart, systems are failing in front of us; chaos and danger await us the moment we step out our front doors. The perpetual mood is that of a constant hum of anxiety as we try to cope, with varying degrees of success, with the collective trauma that has consumed us unrelentingly for the past few years.
“Rose’s voice… is a striking instrument to carry a hypnotic, achey-breaky, pop-catchy chorus, of which she has bucketloads”
Pitchfork
"[Rose] is indebted to a host of older styles: lite country of the 1970s, classic country of the 1950s, insular indie rock from a few years ago. She has a sweet, knowing voice and a penchant for lyrics that are far darker.”
NYTIMES (Critics Choice)
"With a voice like a winsome version of Rilo Kiley's Jenny Lewis, Rose mixes traditional country techniques — a picked guitar here, a lazy Southern drawl there — with alt-country flourishes to craft a sound that rests somewhere between indie folk and that classic 1950s Nashville sound."
TIME Magazine (Named ‘Own Side Now’ one of their Top 10 Albums of 2011)
"Her songs are heartworn and endlessly quotable"
PopMatters
