Sex O'Clock
Anita Lane · 2001
44 min · 10 tracks · alternative rock · post-punk
A haunting blend of post-punk disillusionment and intimate storytelling wrapped in melodic melancholy.
Why this album works
'Sex O'Clock' received critical acclaim for its raw honesty and unique sound, establishing Lane as a significant voice in the alternative rock scene. It has influenced subsequent artists who appreciate its blend of confessional lyrics and experimental soundscapes, marking a notable moment in Australian music history.
- Best for
- steady, consistent energy levels intimate storytelling experiences melancholic reflective moods
- Context
- Released on September 24, 2001, 'Sex O'Clock' marked Anita Lane's first solo album after her work with Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, showcasing her transition from collaborator to a distinct solo artist. This album came after several years of relative silence from Lane, positioning it as an important statement in her artistic evolution.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Swans· Dolphin· John Lydon
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Home Is Where the Hatred Is Standout 3:22
- 2 The Next Man That I See Standout 5:46
- 3 Do That Thing 4:46
- 4 I Hate Myself Standout 4:54
- 5 A Light Possession 4:59
- 6 I Love You, I Am No More 3:23
- 7 Like Caesar Needs a Brutus 4:35
- 8 Do the Kamasutra 3:55
- 9 The Petrol Wife 3:43
- 10 Bella ciao 5:07
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