Name: Time To Go Home
Brand: Chastity Belt

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375 Media

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2015-03-27

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Chastity Belt

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Hardly Art

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Indie Pop / Shoegaze

Chastity Belt is an indie rock band formed in Walla Walla, Washington, USA. The band consists of Julia Shapiro on guitar and vocals, Lydia Lund on guitar, Annie Truscott on bass, and Gretchen Grimm on drums. Currently based in Seattle, Washington and Los Angeles, California.
Their music has gained popularity for its unique blend of indie rock sound with introspective lyrics. Chastity Belt's songs explore themes of self-discovery, relationships, and personal growth.
With their captivating live performances and critically acclaimed albums such as "Time to Go Home" and "I Used to Spend So Much Time Alone," Chastity Belt has established themselves as a prominent figure in the indie rock scene.

Hardly Art is an independent record label based in Seattle, WA. Founded in early 2007 by Sub Pop Records, Hardly Art is run by three full-time employees and is distributed by the Alternative Distribution Alliance (ADA) and Sub Pop.

With a focus on discovering and promoting emerging artists, Hardly Art has established itself as a prominent player in the music industry. The label prides itself on its commitment to supporting artists who push boundaries and defy genres.

From indie rock to punk, pop to experimental sounds, Hardly Art's diverse roster showcases the best of underground talent. With a catalog that spans across various genres, there's something for every music lover on this innovative label.

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Chastity Belt is a rock band consisting of four friends - guitarists Julia Shapiro and Lydia Lund, bassist Annie Truscott, and drummer Gretchen Grimm. They met in a tiny college town in Eastern Washington, but their story begins for real in Seattle, that celebrated home of Macklemore and the Twelfth Man. Following a post-grad summer apart, a handful of shows and enthusiastic responses from the city's DIY community led them, as it has countless others, into a cramped practice space. They emerged with a debut album, No Regerts, sold it out faster than anyone involved thought possible, and toured America, a country that embraced them with open-ish arms. Now they're back and the tab is settled, the lights are out, the birds are making noise even though the sun isn't really up yet: it's Time to Go Home, their second long-player and first for Hardly Art. In the outside world, they realized something crucial: they didn't have to play party songs now that their audience didn't consist exclusively of inebriated 18-22 year olds, as it did in that college town. Though still built on a foundation of post-post-punk energy, jagged rhythms, and instrumental moves that couldn't be anyone else's, the songs they grew into in the months that followed are equal parts street-level takedown and gray-skied melancholy. They embody the sensation of being caught in the center of a moment while floating directly above it; Shapiro's world spins around her on 'On The Floor,' grounded by Grimm and Truscott's most commanding playing committed to tape. They pay tribute to writer Sheila Heti on 'Drone' and John Carpenter with 'The Thing,' and deliver a parallel-universe stoner anthem influenced by Electrelane with 'Joke.' Recorded by Jose Díaz Rohena at the Unknown, a deconsecrated church and former sail factory in Anacortes, and mixed with a cathedral's worth of reverb by Matthew Simms (guitarist for legendary British post-punks and one-time tourmates Wire), 'Time to Go Home' sees Chastity Belt take the nights out and bad parties of their past to their stretching points, watch the world around them break apart in anticipatory haze, and rebuild it in their own image with stunning clarity before anyone gets hung over.LP - With Download.

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