Nerve Up, by LoneLady

Nerve Up

by LoneLady

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watercoolerdictator Minimalism to get you moving, riffs to make the young Peter Buck green with envy - arguably one of the best debuts of the last twenty years. Favorite track: Nerve Up.

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1.	If Not Now 03:20	buy track
2.	Intuition 03:28	buy track
3.	Nerve Up 04:40	buy track
4.	Early The Haste Comes 03:47	buy track
5.	Marble 05:06	buy track
6.	Immaterial 03:37	buy track
7.	Cattletears 04:08	buy track
8.	Have No Past 03:41	buy track
9.	Army 03:00	buy track
10.	Fear No More 05:35	buy track

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Selected Praise:

'A unique, brilliant debut…we should celebrate LoneLady as the arrival of a fresh and invigorating voice whose talent transcends time and space and influence' (NME)

'Austere, anxious minimalism and explosive shyness’ (Guardian)

'Riffs to make the young Peter Buck (REM) green with envy' (Watercooler)

Back in the Autumn of 2009, newly signed to Warp, instead of going into a commercial recording studio, I instead wanted to record my debut album on location, in the landscape of my home, Manchester. I've always loved raw, industrial spaces, and have spent my adult life living, working and dreaming in these urban wildernesses. And so it came to pass that Nerve Up was recorded in a damp, freezing ‘Satanic’ mill in Miles Platting, a then run-down area of East Manchester, in a room purpose-built using breezeblocks and salvaged scrap. A crazy endeavour - but a story, and a recording - which only increases in magic over the years. - LL

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released February 22, 2010

All songs written by Julie Campbell.

Drum machines, Telecaster, keyboard, percussion pad played by Julie Campbell.
Vocals by Julie Campbell.
Real drums played by Andrew Cheetham.

Recorded in Wellington Mill, Miles Platting, 2009.

Produced by Guy Fixsen and Julie Campbell.

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LoneLady Manchester, UK

LoneLady is Julie Campbell, a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, singer and producer from Manchester, England. She has released 3 critically acclaimed albums on Warp: Nerve Up (2010), Hinterland (2015) and Former Things (2021), and a Remix EP Former Things >> Re-Formed (2022). ... more

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