Domestica
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| Domestica | ||
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| Studio album by Cursive | ||
| Released | 20 June 2000 | |
| Genre | Indie, Emo | |
| Length | 32:18 | |
| Label | Saddle Creek | |
| Producer(s) | Mike Mogis | |
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| Cursive chronology | ||
| The Storms of Early Summer: Semantics of Song (1998) |
Domestica (2000) |
Burst and Bloom (2001) |
Domestica is a 2000 album by the band Cursive. It tells the story of a relationship between "Sweetie" and "Pretty baby". Both characters are mentioned by name in several of the songs on the album ("The Martyr", "A Red So Deep", and "The Radiator Hums") as well as the title of "The Lament of Pretty Baby". While the ending track is ambiguous, lead singer Tim Kasher said in an interview that the couple stays together, despite their differences and fights.
While it is rightfully presumed that the album correlates directly with Kasher's divorce, additional dynamics were added to the story. Such is the theme of cheating, prevalent in the songs "A Red So Deep" and "The Game of Who Needs Who the Worst". This album is the 31st release of Saddle Creek Records and was released on CD as well as both red and black vinyl.
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
- "The Casualty" – 3:30
- "The Martyr" – 3:57
- "Shallow Means, Deep Ends" – 3:37
- "Making Friends and Acquaintances" – 2:58
- "A Red So Deep" – 4:40
- "The Lament of Pretty Baby" – 3:15
- "The Game of Who Needs Who the Worst" – 3:34
- "The Radiator Hums" – 3:24
- "The Night I Lost the Will to Fight" – 3:19
[edit] Cursive
- Tim Kasher - Vocals, Guitar
- Matt Maginn - Bass, Vocals
- Clint Schnase - Drums, Percussion
- Ted Stevens - Guitar, Vocals
[edit] Additional Personnel
- Mike Mogis - Additional instruments
- Zack Nipper - Cover art model for "Sweetie"
- Jenn Bernard - Cover art model for "Pretty Baby"
[edit] Sample
Sample from "The Martyr"
