Is fetch the bolt cutters good?

‘Fetch The Bolt Cutters’ currently has an unmatched Metascore of 100 out of a possible 100 based on 24 critic reviews — one point ahead of Wadada Leo Smith’s 2012 album ‘Ten Freedom Summers’.

Who is Fiona Apple singing about in fetch the bolt cutters?

Fiona Apple
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Is Fiona Apple experimental?

Fetch the Bolt Cutters is the fifth studio album by American singer-songwriter Fiona Apple. It was released on April 17, 2020, Apple’s first release since The Idler Wheel… in 2012. Rooted in experimentation, the album largely features unconventional percussion.

What is the deal with Fiona Apple?

Since childhood, Apple has struggled with obsessive-compulsive disorder, depression, and anxiety, and has also been diagnosed with complex post-traumatic stress disorder. “I definitely did have an eating disorder,” she recalled. “What was really frustrating for me was that everyone thought I was anorexic, and I wasn’t.

Is Fiona Apple Jazz?

You could say controversy helped Fiona Apple when she began her career. Trained in classical piano, Apple’s vocals on Tidal sounded mature beyond her years and her jazz-influenced piano playing was impressive. But the lyrics of her songs, all of them self-composed, betrayed her immaturity.

What is the meaning of fetch the bolt cutters?

Courtesy of the artist. The title of Fiona Apple’s Fetch the Bolt Cutters started as a line from a TV crime drama, but became the album’s central message: “Fetch your tool of liberation. Set yourself free,” Apple says. Courtesy of the artist. Inspiration can strike at unexpected times.

What was Fiona Apple’s first hit?

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Apple emerged as a precocious industry darling — she wrote most of the songs on her volcanic 1996 debut “Tidal” when she was 17 — but, much to the delight of rebel girls everywhere, quickly proved herself to be an outspoken iconoclast.

How good is Fiona Apple at piano?

Just saying, I hear people talk about her singing a lot but not much about her piano playing. She’s got skills and her own style. I really like the piano playing on I Want You To Love Me, it’s like a flurry of notes surrounding you.

Does Fiona Apple have eating disorder?

Singer songwriter Fiona Apple opened up to Rolling Stone magazine about her struggles with anorexia in 1998. “I’ve gone through stages where I hate my body so much that I won’t even wear shorts and a bra in my house because if I pass a mirror, that’s the end of my day,” Apple said.

What is Fiona Apple’s real name?

Fiona Apple McAfee Maggart
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What is Fiona Apple real name?

Does Fiona Apple have tattoos?

Trivia (32) Has two tattoos on her lower back (KIN and FHW). Has a sister, Amber, who sings cabaret under the name Maude Maggart. Her “fhw” tattoo stands for “Fiona has wings,” a personal trademark which refers to a childhood daydream where she rises above her schoolmates who then exclaim, “Fiona has wings!”

Where did Fiona Apple record fetch the bolt cutters?

Fetch the bolt cutters. Fiona Apple’s fifth record is unbound. No music has ever sounded quite like it. Apple recorded Fetch the Bolt Cutters both in and with her Venice Beach home, banging on its walls, stomping on its ground.

What is the message of fetch the bolt cutters?

On “Fetch the Bolt Cutters,” Apple narrates this experience, reclaims it, and resists it—a revolt against the very idea of being controlled. Fetch the Bolt Cutters includes Apple’s first songs discernibly addressed to other women.

Why is Apple’s ‘fetch the bolt cutters’ so popular?

Fetch the Bolt Cutters does something similar. It contains practically no conventional pop forms. Taken together, the notes of its found percussion and rattling blues are liberationist. Apple was moving towards all of this with 2012’s The Idler Wheel.

Did Apple tap on Janet Jackson’s bones?

Apple reportedly “tapped” on a box containing Janet’s bones during the recording of the album. There is a tendency among songwriters, as they get older, to refine—to use fewer words to allow for easier melodies. But to refine is to reel back, to withdraw.