Ema: Exile In The Outer Ring
Ema: Exile In The Outer Ring
Format: CD
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Artist: Ema
Label: City Slang
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4250506822248
Genre: Rock
After the success of 2011's Past Life Martyred Saints and 2014's prophetic The Future's Void, Ema retreated to a basement in Portland, OR - a generic apartment complex in a non-trendy neighborhood, with beige carpeting and cheap slat blinds. Now, she returns, with a portrait of The Outer Ring: A pitch-black world of dark night highways, American flags hung over basement windows, jails and revival meetings and casinos and rage. In a year dominated by white working-class alienation and anger, Ema - a Midwesterner who never lost her thousand-yard stare - has delivered an album that renders Middle American poverty and resentment with frightening realism and deep empathy.
Tracks:
1.1 7 Years 4:07
1.2 Breathalyzer 6:21
1.3 I Wanna Destroy 3:07
1.4 Blood ; Chalk 3:17
1.5 Down ; Out 3:37
1.6 Fire Water Air LSD 3:48
1.7 Aryan Nation 2:53
1.8 33 Nihilistic ; Female 3:26
1.9 Receive Love 3:19
1.10 Always Bleeds 5:20
1.11 Where the Darkness Began 1:53