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Ethel Cain
- Record Label: Daughters of Cain
- Release Date: Aug 8, 2025
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Sep 3, 2025While it's highlighted by evocative tracks like "Fuck Me Eyes" and its mix of smooth synths and dissonant fuzz, and the more intimate "Dust Bowl" ("I knew it was love/When I rode home crying"), like any concept album worth its salt, Willoughby Tucker, I'll Always Love You is best heard in its (73-minute) entirety.
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Aug 19, 2025Cain’s vocals are unparalleled, as silky and unblemished as white satin ribbon. The guitars are immaculate, burning through the murk like white phosphorus work lights, leaving you seeing spots and stars. It’s another ambitious entry in an increasingly flawless discography.
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Aug 18, 2025Willoughby Tucker markedly lacks the spark of excitement that might catalyze a zeitgeist. The most shocking thing about this album, especially after hearing Perverts earlier this year, is how unprovocative the album is. But the Ethel Cain project isn’t necessarily meant to be solely agitative. There is a calmer side that lays the foundation for everything that comes before and will come after.