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    Hello Saferide - The Fox, The Hunter and Hello Saferide (2014)

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    Hello Saferide - The Fox, The Hunter and Hello Saferide (2014)

    Hello Saferide - The Fox, The Hunter and Hello Saferide
    Indie Pop, Singer-Songwriter | MP3 CBR 320 kbps | 41:11 min | 101 MB + 5% Recovery
    Label: Razzia | Tracks: 11 | Rls.date: 03-09-2014

    Hello Saferide's second album is called More Modern Short Stories from Hello Saferide, in perhaps self-effacing but apt reference to the literary qualities of journalist/frontwoman Annika Norlin's frequently verbose songwriting. Coincidentally or not, the most inspired moments here, musically as well as lyrically, come when she dresses up her typically autobiographical/confessional mode with an injection of creative fiction: the martial "Overall," wherein she and producer Andreas Mattsson role play concerned parents fretting over their neo-Nazi son (shades of XTC's "No Thugs in Our House"); the rocking "Middle Class," which indulges in Bonnie and Clyde fantasies about a complete stranger; and standout first single "Anna," which imagines the charmed life of an overacheiving daughter she could have had with an ex. Of course, it's not too hard to hear Norlin's neuroses and insecurities playing out in these flights of fancy, but at least they offer a bit of psychological distance that's missing from slightly cringe-worthy fare like "25 Days" (Norlin as needy new girlfriend), the teenage sex diary "X Telling Me…," and "Parenting Never Ends," in which she asks her mother to take her back into the womb (Norlin clearly has parenting on the brain.) It's not that she lacks the verbal facility or pop sense to make this material worthwhile, but engaging with Hello Saferide means engaging with Norlin's personal psychodramas and emotional fatalism, and not every listener will feel comfortable or invested enough to do that. For those who are, Modern Short Stories offers a somewhat more mature, less giddy, but no less charmingly complicated version of the young woman who was introduced on Introducing, with couple of lovely Swedish folk-pop ballads ("Lund" and "Arjeplog") to boot. ~ K. Ross Hoffman, Rovi

    TRACKLIST
    01. I Forgot About Songs (3:14)
    02. Dad Told Me (3:41)
    03. I Was Jesus (2:42)
    04. Parts of Nature (4:38)
    05. Berlin (3:47)
    06. Rasberry Lips (4:35)
    07. The Crawler (3:00)
    08. Hey Ho (4:33)
    09. Last Night Bus (3:37)
    10. Rocky (3:29)
    11. This Body (4:20)