Hi, it's Bandcamp Friday which means that all revenue from sales go directly to the label and artists. We've finally received the physical CDs for Lash's House of Women EP @callme_lazarus @stanleykindly and @asaelrobitialle. Purchase a physical or digital copy to support us! The CD is housed in a jewel-case with full colored 8-page offset-printed booklet, featuring artwork by Jesse Osborne-Lanthier @jesseosbornelanthier and pic by Samantha Blake @samblakesam. Merch shots by Anna Arrobas @annaarrobas Tracklist: 1. Bernarda 2. Maldita 3. Ingenua 4. House of Women Lyrics by Frances Verdugo Lash Music by Andrew Alain, Asaël Robitaille and Frances Verdugo Lash Except “House of Women”: Music by Andrew Alain, Asaël Robitaille, Frances Verdugo Lash and Jesse Osborne-Lanthier Produced by Asaël Robitaille and Jesse Osborne-Lanthier Additional production on “Maldita” by Pierre Guerineau Mastering by Jesse Osborne-Lanthier Lash: Frances Verdugo Lash: lead and back vocals, choir (3) Andrew Alain: electronics Asaël Robitaille: guitar, bass (4), keys and electronics Guests: -Ruben Vázquez Alonso: percussions (1,3) -Javier Garcia Arellano: bass (3) -Jesse Osborne-Lanthier: electronics (1-4) surdo and drums (4) -Mariah Andrews: choir (4) -Nick Rony: modular synthesiser (2) -Alexita: choir (3) -Koko: choir (3) -Khan: choir (3) -Yair Elazar Glotman: double bass (4) With vocals in Spanish, House of Women’s first three tracks explore different stages of self discipline, ambition, and betrayal. From the opening track’s trance infused stomp, about a woman who uses self imposed cruelty as a defence against a more hostile world, to Maldita’s reggaeton/flamenco/metal pummeling, demonstrating the consequences of manic ambition - aggressive guitars and incisive lyrics colour the unrelenting feminine experience of constant self ‘improvement’. The EP’s third track Ingenua, employs a more pop structure with traditional latin percussive elements and acoustic guitars. This is meant as a final attempt of survival for the overworked and under-appreciated femme. To give into the superfical, and to pretend that to be a sex object is fulfilling enough. 𝄀 𝄁 𝄂 𝄃 𝄄 𝄅 𝄆 𝄇 𝄈