What makes Many Times I've Mistaken by Joan of Arc notable?

This album is notable for its experimental approach that influenced the indie rock genre, showcasing a blend of unconventional song structures and personal storytelling. Critics recognized it as a continuation of Joan of Arc's innovative sound, leading to increased visibility within underground music circles. By the time 'Many Times I've Mistaken' was released in 2007, Joan of Arc had established themselves as a significant force in the indie rock scene following their 2006 album 'Oh, Brother'. This album continued to explore their avant-garde tendencies and marked a period of consistent output for the band amidst shifting lineups and evolving musical styles.

How many songs are on Many Times I've Mistaken?

Many Times I've Mistaken has 2 tracks, running approximately 7 minutes.

Many Times I've Mistaken

Joan of Arc · 2007

7 min · 2 tracks · indie rock

An introspective blend of lo-fi indie rock wrapped in intricate melodies and emotionally charged lyricism.

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Many Times I've Mistaken — The title track encapsulates the album’s theme of self-reflection through layered instrumentation and poignant lyrics that convey vulnerability and introspection.
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Eventually All at Once — This track stands out for its dynamic shifts and intricate arrangements, illustrating the band's ability to merge complexity with emotional depth in their songwriting.

Tracklist

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1 Many Times I've Mistaken 3:14
2 Eventually All at Once 4:07

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