Name: WORRY. [LP]
Brand: SIDE ONE DUMMY
SKU: 121772256
Price: 66.18 SGD
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WORRY. [LP]

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Album: WORRY. [LP]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	We Begged to Explode	More Info...
2)	Pash Rash	More Info...
3)	Festival Song	More Info...
4)	Staring Out the Window at Your Old Apartment	More Info...
5)	Wave Goodnight to Me	More Info...
6)	To Be a Ghost...	More Info...
7)	Pietro, 60 Years Old	More Info...
8)	I Did Something Weird Last Night	More Info...
9)	Blast Damage Days	More Info...
10)	Bang On the Door	More Info...
11)	Rainbow	More Info...
12)	Planet Luxury	More Info...
13)	HELLLLHOOOOLE	More Info...
14)	June 21st	More Info...
15)	The Fuzz	More Info...
16)	...While You're Alive	More Info...
17)	Perfect Sound Whatever	More Info...

Album: WORRY. [LP]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	We Begged to Explode	More Info...
2)	Pash Rash	More Info...
3)	Festival Song	More Info...
4)	Staring Out the Window at Your Old Apartment	More Info...
5)	Wave Goodnight to Me	More Info...
6)	To Be a Ghost...	More Info...
7)	Pietro, 60 Years Old	More Info...
8)	I Did Something Weird Last Night	More Info...
9)	Blast Damage Days	More Info...
10)	Bang On the Door	More Info...
11)	Rainbow	More Info...
12)	Planet Luxury	More Info...
13)	HELLLLHOOOOLE	More Info...
14)	June 21st	More Info...
15)	The Fuzz	More Info...
16)	...While You're Alive	More Info...
17)	Perfect Sound Whatever	More Info...

Performer Notes

Former Bomb the Music Industry! frontman and one-time ska merchant Jeff Rosenstock follows up the scatterbrained lo-fi pop of 2015's We Cool? with the similarly wily and definitively punctuated Worry. As on his previous LP, Rosenstock hoists a heaping barrel's worth of sounds and ideas onto this 17-track platter and lets them mingle in his own distinctively nervy way. At times wistful and contemplative, frequently explosive, and pleasantly damaged, Worry. holds true to its creator's D.I.Y. aesthetic and pop-punk/ska roots while continuing to emphasize his new power pop direction. As another reviewer noted, Rosenstock is "a lot" to deal with, and absorbing his rapid-fire, hoarsely confessional style and kitchen sink production can be a challenge for listeners wanting something a bit more streamlined. That said, he's got a big heart, which is ground zero for his big ideas, and between standouts like "Staring Out the Window at Your Old Apartment" and the album's B-side of interlocking Abbey Road-style mini-songs, there is "a lot" to enjoy here. ~ Timothy Monger

Professional Reviews

Pitchfork (Website) - "WORRY. is an absolute blast and its heaviest stories are presented as some of the most devastating breakup songs of the past year."