Divorcee, by Divorcee

Divorcee

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evey leonard This album is an honest narrative of a relationship soured by fame and fractured alliances. The haunting lyrics reminded me of failed romances and nostalgia for the struggle. Favorite track: Thoughts of a Man.

dkostrzyn Everything I want from an album and more. So familiarly Yoni while also managing to be brilliantly fresh. Favorite track: Law & Order.

Nate H Really fantastic album, personal and open songwriting and nice production. If you dig it check out the Wandering Wolf podcast with the pair soundcloud.com/thewanderingwolf/episode-62-anna-stewart-2-divorcee. Favorite track: Law & Order.

Lana Rose Wyllie A post-coital collaboration unlike any other and a perfect counter-argument to Yoni's grievances on Alopecia. Filled with esoteric lyrics, lo-fi instrumentation and a progressively unravelling backstory. Absolutely love it. Favorite track: Low Piñata.

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1.	Snakes and Oysters 03:34	buy track
2.	Thoughts of a Man 03:07	buy track
3.	The Last Fist 02:52	buy track
4.	Absence and Presents 03:22	buy track
5.	Low Piñata 02:25	buy track
6.	Law & Order 04:06	buy track

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Introducing: Divorcee, the new project from Yoni Wolf and his ex-girlfriend Anna Stewart. With their self-titled debut EP, the WHY? frontman steps out of the spotlight to craft all the music himself, while Stewart sets her brutally honest lyrics to each song.

The six song EP chronicles Stewart's relationships with men, and is at times a podium for her to proclaim her own perspective about her former relationship with Yoni, a subject well-documented through previous WHY? songs (most notably on the album "Alopecia"). She recounts her relationship anxieties with gut-wrenching honesty and an endearing, confident tone, revealing the feminine counterpoint to WHY? songs like "Good Friday" & "The Hollows". Her lyrics are impactful, unsettling, and sometimes quite deprecating toward her former lover / new bandmate.

Avid WHY? fans will notice familiar sonic elements within Divorcee, but this collaboration has also pulled something entirely new and interesting from Yoni. Divorcee emerges as a cathartic yet playful, lo-fi musical celebration of the depths and heights of a failed relationship and the masochistic yet therapeutic reflection that can happen when the participants remain friends.

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released August 5, 2014

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