Dorthia Cottrell – ‘Death Folk Country’ Vinyl
$28.77
Dorthia Cottrell, best known as the vocalist of American doom metal band Windhand, ventured into new territory with her solo album ‘Death Folk Country.’ Released on 20XX, the album showcases Cottrell’s distinctive voice and songwriting talent through a blend of folk, country, and blues, infused with a dark and haunting atmosphere. In this review, we will explore the emotional depth of ‘Death Folk Country’ and examine how Cottrell’s unique sound captivates listeners.
‘Death Folk Country’ opens with ‘Death Is The Punishment For Love’ a melancholic and stripped-down track that immediately sets the tone for the album. Cottrell’s haunting vocals take center stage, accompanied by her fingerpicked acoustic guitar. The album continues to mesmerize listeners with tracks like ‘Harvester’ and ‘Effigy At The Gates Of Ur,’ which weave together elements of traditional country, folk, and blues with a darker, almost Gothic twist.
Throughout the album, Cottrell demonstrates her ability to create an intimate and emotional connection with her audience. Songs like ‘Hell In My Water’ and ‘Eat What I Kill’ delve into themes of love, loss, and longing, with her evocative lyrics painting vivid pictures of heartache and despair. The album’s sparse instrumentation and minimalist production allow Cottrell’s powerful vocals to shine, creating a sense of vulnerability and raw emotion.
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Weight | 1.01 lbs |
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Dimensions | 12.32 × 12.32 × 0.31 in |
Item | 182267 |
Artist | Dorthia Cottrell |
Country | United States of America |
Genre | Dark folk music |
Recorded | Audiosiege Studios |
Producer | Brad Boatright |
Label | Relapse Records |
Released | April 21st, 2023 |
Language | English |
Format | 12-inch LP |
Color | Translucent gold |
Discs | One |
Tracklist | Side A: 01. Death Is The Punishment For Love Side B: 01. Midnight Boy |
Length | –:–:– |
Packaging | Protective sleeve |
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Cleaning | Use a soft, anti-static brush or a microfiber cloth to remove dust and debris from the playing surface before each use. You can also use a vinyl cleaning solution to remove deeper dirt and grime. |
Avoid | Keep vinyl records away from magnets, as they can affect the sound quality and damage the grooves. |
Turntable | Use a quality turntable with a good stylus and cartridge, and make sure it is properly calibrated for optimal playback. |
Overplaying | Avoid playing the same record too frequently, as this can wear down the grooves and affect sound quality over time. |
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