
An Argument With Myself EP is a Alt/Indie album by Jens Lekman, originally released in 2011. On Gatefold: 10 pressings tracked.
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Indie Rock
- shimmering
- whimsical
- storytelling
About
Swedish indie-pop wunderkind Jens Lekman keeps getting weirder. There was always a skewered vision behind his music, going back to his most basic folk pleas, but this 2011 EP is a hilarious and quite upbeat collection. The title track detours into a reggae groove for its sudden middle, while the rest of the song sounds like a Paul Simon world music extravaganza after some serious energy drinks. “Waiting for Kirsten” reminisces on the greatness of his Gothenburg home while it motors on with an invigorating chorus and waits around to stalk Kirsten Dunst, who’d been shooting a movie in town. “A Promise” throws together a slick studio groove while Lekman tries to distract an ill friend. “New Directions” highlights a horn section and seductive syncopated rhythm. “So This Guy at My Office” ends things with woodwinds and another fine laid-back rhythm. Lekman is a major talent and a man to keep your eye on.
via Apple Music
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Tracklist
- 1An Argument With Myself3:49
- 2Waiting for Kirsten3:47
- 3A Promise4:34
- 4New Directions2:42
- 5So This Guy At My Office2:58
Credits
Performers
- Evelyn MorrisACCORDION
- Charlie HallDRUMS
- Henning FürstDRUMS
- Ellen HjalmarssonVIOLIN
- Marla HansenVIOLIN
- Julia RydholmBASS
- Raquel SolierDRUMS
- Frida ThurfjellSAXOPHONE
- Kristin LidellTRUMPET
- Michael LeonhartTRUMPET
- Ulrika MildVOCALS FLUTE
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 10 pressings tracked on Gatefold
