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Ethel Cain - Preacher's Daughter ALBUM REVIEW
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The music on Preacher's Daughter could offer its harrowing narrative more support.

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FAV TRACKS: THOROUGHFARE, GIBSON GIRL, PTOLEMAEA

LEAST FAV TRACK: A HOUSE IN NEBRASKA

ETHEL CAIN - PREACHER'S DAUGHTER / 2022 / DAUGHTERS OF CAIN / SINGER-SONGWRITER, SLOWCORE, GOTHIC AMERICANA, DREAM POP

6/10

Y'all know this is just my opinion, right?
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@Breerox108

1 year ago

Any time you don’t like a female indie record you make the Lana comparisons

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@eeriedragonjiheun838

1 year ago

A House in Nebraska being the worst track is why there will be riots in the street

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@nicrage92

1 year ago

1. Finally. 2. Wrong. 3. Thank you for at least reviewing it.

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@demontwink

1 year ago

his lazy comparison to lana del rey is just a spotlight exposing the fact that he didn’t give this album the space and attention it deserves to be appreciated.

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@beauavpc

7 months ago

We don't need an album front to back with Ptolemaea-esque tracks because that track has a moment that stands completely on its own. The blood curdling scream plus the overall arrangement being the most horrifying on the album is what makes it special. The whole album doesn't need to be that dark. If anything, I would say a full understanding of this album's plot is what really gave me chills, not necessarily the production's darker moments. The lyrics really shine through.

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@VEGAS-NERVE

1 year ago

This album is literally a 10/10 and I NEVER rate albums that high….

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@kayleighpaxton9713

1 year ago

Lana didn’t create “alto singing to a moody track”, but I swear that’s always his first comparison every time a song could even begin to fit in that category.

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@leahc2020

1 year ago

Honestly, I love her use of cliches, like "its just not my year" in the context of the song is so funny because the whole song explores America's misplaced priorities (in war, etc) when it centers a religion that preaches that Jesus is here for you, etc. Having this encompassing doom in the song and then the teenager brushing off her inner turmoil as it just not being her year is hilarious bc like of course it's not, it's awful out here. Same with "it's you and me against the world" because she's a young, naive woman running away and the artist points out the foolishness since she knows what happens to the character at the end.

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@cooza1944

1 year ago

I don’t really see that she’s going for ‘horror’ necessarily, but more the solemn tragedy behind the horror that happened. Also, House in Nebraska is my favourite.

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@meaghan5065

1 year ago

I thought this album was bland on my first listen too, but I kept coming back to it. It’s an album that needs time to marinate in ur brain. The more I listened I realized this album is one of the most genius things I have ever heard, especially lyrically

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@Lcfrdrck

1 year ago

This is what happens when one person reviews too much music. It not being your taste doesn’t mean it’s lacking in anything

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@PH3NOM246

1 year ago

Bruh how dead inside do you gotta be to give this masterpiece a 6

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@tinhippi

1 year ago

American Teenager is definitely one of the best pop songs of the year

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@GrayLZ

1 year ago

Personally, I find the pacing and slow compositions part of the appeal of this album. Really emphasizing the gradual tragedies that come in the lost love, faith, and life of the narrative.

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@alexanderprevost8236

1 year ago

As someone who adores this album, I was a bit sad to see it didn’t connect with you, but that’s okay! I feel like this record’s production, story, and aesthetic hit harder for those of us that grew up with religious trauma — especially if you’re queer and/or trans. Glad to see that she’s getting some attention on your channel tho!

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@noahcramer368

1 year ago

i feel like everyone who listened to this album absolutely loved it, except the critics which is strange. i thought it was incredible and one of the best debut albums ever

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@nickcimino8144

1 year ago

I really feel like Ethel does a fantastic job in justifying those 6-7 minute long tracks that you feel aren’t as justified. Her storytelling abilities through her music slowly made me crave her longer tracks in a way no other artist has done. But i’m glad you covered her album, she deserves all the recognition in the world :)

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@baroncorcoran2885

1 year ago

A 10/10 album in my opinion. Literally never been done before, and that’s saying something in modern day music.

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@soggybogwitch

1 year ago

As far as the two instrumentals, August Underground and Televangelism being too long: Ptolemaea freaking shook me to my core, man. Its probably the most affected I've ever been by a song, and the following two songs, as dark and moody as they are, kinda felt like aftercare almost. They give you space to recenter, without diminishing the themes and impact of Ptolemaea.

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@arbor5338

1 year ago

this is my personal aoty for me. the expansive songs with the very molasses-y production really paint suburban/rural america in an incredibly vivid manner, i love it to bits. the narrative and lyrics on tracks may be stereotypical but i think that was her intention: she’s trying to illuminate the universal experience in these places while simultaneously depicting her incredibly harrowing narrative. she juxtaposes the two very nicely. it’s very reminiscent of joni mitchell’s “hejira” which is also one of my fav records

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