Description
The record’s most scenic lyrics come from “Kitty,” an urban pastoral about the all-night noise on Dupuis’ block. “It felt important to ground the record in our shared location, especially since being at home and the friendship of my bandmates is what helped me reckon with this album’s themes,” says Dupuis. But a sense of fight is still at the forefront of Rabbit Rabbit; another catalyst was Speedy Ortiz’s efforts as community activists. Molholt and Dupuis are organizers with the Union of Musicians and Allied Workers and it’s Philly local, which has worked to place instruments in state prisons.
- 1Kim Cattrall
- 2You S02
- 3Scabs
- 4Plus One
- 5Cry Cry Cry
- 6Ballad of Y&S
- 7Kitty
- 8Who’s Afraid of the Bath
- 9Ranch Vs. Ranch
- 10Emergency & Me
- 11The Sunday
- 12Brace Thee
- 13Ghostwriter
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