Path Of Wellness - Sleater-Kinney: Review
Sleater-Kinney are a female fronted punk rock outfit from Washington with origins in the riot grrrl movement of the 1990's. The bands original run of records leading up to the mid 2000's is a universally acclaimed set of punk and indie rock releases and that acclaim continued when the band reformed in 2015 with their No Cities To Love comeback album. They're 9th album was released in 2019 to very mixed reviews and is seen by many as one of their worst despite drawing attention for its St. Vincent production, and Path Of Wellness is the first record to not feature longtime drummer Janet Weiss. Review By Lav: I love Sleater-Kinney, from widely accepted classics like The Woods and No Cities To Love to underrated gems like Dig Me Out and The Hot Rock the girl's punk flare has always appealed to me. This is why it was so difficult to hear 2019's The Center Won't Hold which did feature a few great songs but was largely the bands most muddled and...