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- 1.1. every day's the weekend
- 1.2. i love you like a brother
- 1.3. perth traumatic stress disorder
- 1.4. i haven't been taking care of myself
- 1.5. backpack
- 1.6. awkward exchange
- 1.7. i want u
- 1.8. lotto in reverse
- 1.9. let's call it a day
- 1.10. there's no money
LP € 20,99
LP € 19,99
7" € 4,99
LP+Dwn € 17,99
LP+Dwn € 13,95
LP € 24,99
12" € 17,99
CD € 15,99
CD € 15,99
LP € 24,99
lahey, alex
i love you like a brother
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In stock. Delivery in Germany in 2-3 working days
price incl. VAT , excl. shipping
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Alex Lahey's debut full-length, I Love You Like A Brother, comes fresh off the back of her breakout in 2016 when her "You Don't Think You Like People Like Me" single was inescapable, landing her a spot in Australian radio network triple j's prestigious Hottest 100 of 2016, a Best New Track nod from Pitchfork, and helping her to earn "Artist To Watch" status from Stereogum. The song's universal tale of rejection took Lahey global - its message, she says, is the flipside of the usual break-up scenario: "Yeah, you're right. It's not me. It IS you." And that no-shit-taken attitude is the backbone of I Love You Like A Brother. From the stomping title track "I Love You Like A Brother" to the gently moving "Money," Lahey's debut long-player tells it like it ... read more
Alex Lahey's debut full-length, I Love You Like A Brother, comes fresh off the back of her breakout in 2016 when her "You Don't Think You Like People Like Me" single was inescapable, landing her a spot in Australian radio network triple j's prestigious Hottest 100 of 2016, a Best New Track nod from Pitchfork, and helping her to earn "Artist To Watch" status from Stereogum. The song's universal tale of rejection took Lahey global - its message, she says, is the flipside of the usual break-up scenario: "Yeah, you're right. It's not me. It IS you." And that no-shit-taken attitude is the backbone of I Love You Like A Brother. From the stomping title track "I Love You Like A Brother" to the gently moving "Money," Lahey's debut long-player tells it like it is.