The Breeders - All Nerve (2018) [24.96 FLAC] vinyl
 
  Genre: Rock
  Styles: Alternative, Indie
  Source:  4AD 4AD0035LPE Translucent Orange vinyl (first spin)
  Codec: FLAC
  Bit rate: ~ 2,900 kbps
  Bit depth: 24
  Sample rate: 96 kHz

  01 Nervous Mary
  02 Wait in the Car
  03 All Nerve
  04 MetaGoth
  05 Spacewoman
  06 Walking with a Killer
  07 Howl at the Summit
  08 Archangel's Thunderbird
  09 Dawn: Making an Effort
  10 Skinhead #2
  11 Blues at the Acropolis

  Equipment:

  TT: Project Debut Carbon
  Cart: Orofon Blue
  Preamp: Bellari VP130
  Soundcard: Sound Blaster x7 limited
  Software: Audacity
  Declick: Auto level 25

  One of alternative rock's most promising bands, the Breeders were conceived initially as a way for Pixies bassist Kim Deal and Throwing Muses guitarist Tanya Donelly to let out some suppressed creative energy and to take a break from being the second bananas in each of their main bands. Deal and Donelly both played guitar, leaving bass for Josephine Wiggs of Perfect Disaster and drums to Slint's Britt Walford.
  Taking their name from the group Deal led with her twin sister, Kelley, in their teens, the Breeders combined the spareness of Throwing Muses with the shifting dynamics and warped pop sensibilities of the Pixies. Pod, their critically acclaimed debut album, was released in 1990. Two years later, the group delivered Safari, a four-song EP that found the band getting more muscular and melodic. Soon after its recording, Donelly left the Breeders to form her own group, Belly. Kim Deal brought in her sister Kelley as her replacement. Safari was also the last release to feature Walford, who was billed as "Shannon Doughton" and "Mike Hunt" on the respective recordings. He was later replaced by Dayton drummer Jim Macpherson. 1992 also saw the group play its first high-profile gigs, opening for Nirvana on their European tour