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Brooklyn’s Lake Street Dive fourth album, Bad Self Portraits, will be released on Feb. 18.
In 2013, the band recorded their new album in Parsonfield, ME at Great North Sound Society with producer Sam Kassirer.
The new album released by the Northampton, Massachusetts indie label Signature Sounds Recording as the follow-up to a self-titled debut and subsequent EP, is a microcosm of Lake Street Dive’s evolution of the band from “a weird alt-country jazz group to a pop-soul juggernaut, that turns ‘60s influences like Brill Building girl groups (“Stop Your Crying”), British Invasion rock (“Bobby Tanqueray”), horn-driven Stax R&B (“You Go Down Smooth”), Motown soul (“Use Me Up”) and even The Band-like gospel blues (“What About Me”).

Tracklisting:
1. Bad Self Portraits
2. Stop Your Crying
3. Better Than
4. Rabid Animal
5. You Go Down Smooth
6. Use Me Up
7. Bobby Tanqueray
8. Just Ask
9. Seventeen
10. What About Me
11. Rental Love

Extra Informatie:
Aantal Discs: 1xCD
Genre: Indie Pop
Format: MP3 @ 320kbit
Year of Release: 2014 
Speelduur: 39 minuten
Cover: Front is in de RARs verwerkt