Throughout their lifetime as a band, Screaming Females have moved against the prevailing winds. Over six albums and more than a decade of touring, they have remained deeply individual and steadfastly DIY. Each new album has been a reaction to the last -- a chance for the band to challenge itself and its audience by switching course and subverting expectations. All At Once is Screaming Females seventh record -- a double LP that captures the band at its most ambitious and expansive. The trio spent a month recording with Bayles in Seattle, splitting time between London Bridge Studio and Red Room. They employed an expanded palette of instrumentation (organs, wurlitzers, synthesizers) and even a few guests (Fugazi's Brendan Canty adds a second drum set to 'Soft Domination'). The expectations that surround being in a band have changed a lot since Screaming Females started up in 2005. Part of that is the shift into an internet-enhanced culture -- where experience of bodies in a room is sometimes subjugated by data, metrics, and the projection of identity through digital means. All At Once is a reminder there's a hopeful and joyful energy to underground music-making. Patience, perseverance, and long term dedication still work.<br>Disc 1<br>1. Glass House(3:44)<br>2. Black Moon(4:00)<br>3. I’ll Make You Sorry(4:11)<br>4. Dirt(2:10)<br>5. Agnes Martin(4:14)<br>6. Deeply(2:24)<br>7. Soft Domination(2:49)<br>8. End of My Bloodline(2:18)<br>9. Chamber for Sleep, Pt. Ⅰ(5:38)<br>10. Chamber for Sleep, Pt. Ⅱ(2:36)<br>11. Bird in Space(4:51)<br>12. Fantasy Lens(3:42)<br>13. My Body(2:30)<br>14. Drop by Drop(1:10)<br>15. Step Outside(4:29)<br>
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