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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2021 · 37 MIN

Sleater-Kinney's off-kilter songs

from Take 5 · host Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Sleater-Kinney have always been shapeshifters. Within that guitar forward, angular, and soaring indie rock sound they have always experimented and tried something new. When I listen to Sleater-Kinney’s songs, I feel on edge, and I like that feeling.As with their other nine records, their newest album shifts again, and so does the band. SK have returned to their foundations of Corin Tucker and Carrie Brownstein, and it’s the two of them who joined me to Take 5. I gave them the theme off kilter songs; music that was out of step, in the best of ways, with the culture it came into.I’ll be honest,  I wasn’t expecting these song choices. But hearing Carrie and Corin detail why they chose them, speaks to their passions as fans, and their own choices as musicians. From Talk Talk to Frank Ocean to Chrome, this is a mind expanding conversation about the ever revealing qualities of great music.Talk Talk – 'Eden' (Carrie)Frank Ocean – 'Ivy' (Corin)Joan Armatrading – 'Drop the Pilot' (Carrie)Chrome – 'Static Gravity' (Carrie)Prince – 'How Come You Don’t Call Me Anymore' (Corin)

Sleater-Kinney have always been shapeshifters. Within that guitar forward, angular, and soaring indie rock sound they have always experimented and tried something new. When I listen to Sleater-Kinney’s songs, I feel on edge, and I like that feeling. As with their other nine records, their newest album shifts again, and so does the band. SK have returned to their foundations of Corin Tucker and Carrie Brownstein, and it’s the two of them who joined me to Take 5. I gave them the theme off kilter songs; music that was out of step, in the best of ways, with the culture it came into. I’ll be honest,  I wasn’t expecting these song choices. But hearing Carrie and Corin detail why they chose them, speaks to their passions as fans, and their own choices as musicians. From Talk Talk to Frank Ocean to Chrome, this is a mind expanding conversation about the ever revealing qualities of great music. Talk Talk – 'Eden' (Carrie) Frank Ocean – 'Ivy' (Corin) Joan Armatrading – 'Drop the Pilot' (Carrie) Chrome – 'Static Gravity' (Carrie) Prince – 'How Come You Don’t Call Me Anymore' (Corin)

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