CAK160 Erin Anne - Do Your Worst Young Magic “The Border” introduces Latin psychedelia

“The Border” introduces Latin psychedelia to a groove à la David Axelrod

sparseness and then engulfing chaos

and guitar from Miller’s father Mark — who also wrote the song “Peace with the Damage” and originally released it with his band Spuyten Duyvil in 2011

played by a group fully in step with one another

” a synth line from “Even if you try” in “Always turn your head”) to lend a phantasmagorical effect to the procession

CAK160 Erin Anne - Do Your Worst Young Magic “The Border” introduces Latin psychedeliaWhen the whole world collapses around you, sometimes the only thing you can do is stomp it all loose. Erin Annes second album, the gleaming, electrified Do Your Worst, charts that uninhibited romp through disaster. Written amid the rubble of personal grief and professional disappointment, later exacerbated by the devastation of a global pandemic, the record deepens Erins venture into the blur between human and machine, adding a new roster of digital