About to Die

Dirty Projectors · 2012

12 min · 4 tracks · alternative rock · indie rock · art rock

Intricate harmonies and experimental arrangements weave together in a tapestry of emotional and sonic exploration.

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About to Die is an EP by Dirty Projectors, released in 2012. Intricate harmonies and experimental arrangements weave together in a tapestry of emotional and sonic exploration. The album is notable for its experimental approach and was well-received by critics, appearing on various year-end lists, which solidified Dirty Projectors' place in the indie music scene. The title track, 'About to Die', gained attention for its unique blend of pop sensibility with avant-garde influences, showcasing the band's ability to push musical boundaries. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

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What does About to Die sound like?

Intricate harmonies and experimental arrangements weave together in a tapestry of emotional and sonic exploration. Rooted in alternative rock and indie rock.

What makes About to Die by Dirty Projectors notable?

The album is notable for its experimental approach and was well-received by critics, appearing on various year-end lists, which solidified Dirty Projectors' place in the indie music scene. The title track, 'About to Die', gained attention for its unique blend of pop sensibility with avant-garde influences, showcasing the band's ability to push musical boundaries. Released on November 1, 2012, 'About to Die' marked a transition for Dirty Projectors after their critically acclaimed album 'Swing Lo Magellan'. At this point in their career, they were exploring new sounds and collaborations, particularly with the addition of Amber Coffman as a prominent vocal presence. This album reflected their ongoing artistic evolution while retaining their signature complexity.

How many songs are on About to Die?

About to Die has 4 tracks, running approximately 12 minutes.