Electra Heart Vinyl Tracklist

Electra heart is the second studio album by welsh singer marina diamandis released under the stage name marina and the diamonds it was released on 27 april 2012 by 679 artists and atlantic records diamandis collaborated with producers including liam howe greg kurstin dr.

Electra heart vinyl tracklist.

Luke liam howe sneaker pimps greg kurstin and rick nowels electra heart is a brooding sexy desperate overwrought and infectious record that s both aware and unashamed of its contrivance. Electra heart is the second album by marina and the diamonds. 01 bubblegum bitch 02 primadonna 03 lies 04 homewecker 05 starring role 06 the state of dreaming 07 power control 08 living dead 09 teen idle 10 valley of dolls 11 hypocrates 12 fear and loathing 13 radioactive 14 sex yeah 15 lonely hearts club 16 buy the stars. Gal costa india new vinyl.

Referencing electra heart 2xlp album re gat 531129 1 great pressing with very little surface noise. Super rare bubblegum pink version of electra heart by marina and the diamonds. Electra heart is a concept album where marina uses a very mainstream and standard electropop sound as a vehicle to deliver both a a feminist message and a personal exploration in an if anything else unique way. C2valley of the dolls.

Electra heart 2 vinyl lp new. 4 99 shipping. Still sealed and new. Essentially some very tightly written pop tunes slathered in social critiques.

Electronic pop style. Atlantic 0825646131952 format. Unfortunately they used the same master as the cd version which is brickwalled within an inch of its life so some of the louder parts sound a bit crunchy. The title of this album contains an allusion to the term electra complex which is a stage of development where the young.

Electra heart is a persona created by marina and described as the antithesis to everything marina stands for used to tell a story of self corruption. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 2015 vinyl release of electra heart on discogs. In short diamandis is trying to expose the artifice of big box pop music by using its own voice and despite the obvious.