Jenny Hval: Classic Objects (Indie Exclusive Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP
"Norwegian musician and novelist Jenny Hval announces her signing to 4AD with new album Classic Objects. Since her last album, 2019’s widely acclaimed The Practice of Love, Hval published the English translation of her third novel, Girls Against God, and released an album under the name Lost Girls with frequent collaborator, Håvard Volden. Following its soulful, almost jazzy opening with Hval intoning over floating piano, the lead single 'Jupiter' blooms with shuffling percussion, and as Hval’s crystal cooing layers, it swells into a simple hymn-like chorus. 'When I wrote the music for this song in 2015, it had no lyrics, and I did not understand where it came from. It was a strange creature that moved from one genre to the next like a slide show and crashed into a chorus full of cymbals,' says Hval. 'Six years later ‘Jupiter’ has become a post-apocalyptic road trip. It begins by the art installation Prada Marfa in Texas, but turns into a game of identification and absurd imagery. The song winds its way through a desert-scape where values, genres, representation and relationships are breaking down. It tickles our death drive and throws us into space.'" - 4AD
- blue colored vinyl
- indie exclusive
- printed inner sleeve
- limited edition
- music label: 4AD 2022
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"Norwegian musician and novelist Jenny Hval announces her signing to 4AD with new album Classic Objects. Since her last album, 2019’s widely acclaimed The Practice of Love, Hval published the English translation of her third novel, Girls Against God, and released an album under the name Lost Girls with frequent collaborator, Håvard Volden. Following its soulful, almost jazzy opening with Hval intoning over floating piano, the lead single 'Jupiter' blooms with shuffling percussion, and as Hval’s crystal cooing layers, it swells into a simple hymn-like chorus. 'When I wrote the music for this song in 2015, it had no lyrics, and I did not understand where it came from. It was a strange creature that moved from one genre to the next like a slide show and crashed into a chorus full of cymbals,' says Hval. 'Six years later ‘Jupiter’ has become a post-apocalyptic road trip. It begins by the art installation Prada Marfa in Texas, but turns into a game of identification and absurd imagery. The song winds its way through a desert-scape where values, genres, representation and relationships are breaking down. It tickles our death drive and throws us into space.'" - 4AD
- blue colored vinyl
- indie exclusive
- printed inner sleeve
- limited edition
- music label: 4AD 2022
