Martha Wainwright debut Album 2005 Y2K Montreal Canadian Indie Folk Music CD

Martha Wainwright debut album 2005 CD. The CD is clean. 😍 New to Poshmark? Get 15$ off your first order (!) when signing up with welcome code 90SKID_VINTAGE 😮 Review by James Christopher Monger: After teasing listeners with the enigmatic Bloody Mother F***ing A**hole EP, singer/songwriter Martha Wainwright comes clean with a lush, eponymous debut. BMFA, despite its headline-grabbing title, showed an artist of considerable depth and vision, attributes that she builds on tenfold with her first foray into full-length territory. Wainwright tears through words the way her mother, Kate McGarrigle, does, inserting mischievous pauses, experimenting with cadences, or sometimes just pulling the phrase out like a wad of taffy, while all of the while in complete control of the overall narrative. On the gorgeous opener, "Far Away," she waxes nostalgic for old friends and lovers. Backed by swirling guitars and piano she pines "I have no children/I have no husband/I have no reason to be alive/Oh give me one" without seeming the least bit ruined -- a poetic knack that she uses effectively throughout the record's entirety. It's a brave and delicate way to begin, and it engages the listener immediately with its subtle balance of voyeurism and wistfulness. 00’s Canadian Music, 2000’s vintage, Canadian singer, Folk Rock, Alternative Indie Rock, Rufus, Loudon Wainwright III, Kate McGarrigle, Joni Mitchell, Vaughan Williams, Leonard Cohen, Montreal Indie Folk, Heartfelt, Raw, Confessional