Tell Me I'm Pretty

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Tell Me I'm Pretty
Studio album by Cage the Elephant

Publication
(s)

December 18, 2015

Label (s) RCA

Format (s)

CD , LP , MC

Genre (s)

Alternative rock , garage rock , psychedelic rock , blues-rock

Title (number)

10

running time

38:11

occupation
  • Matt Shultz: vocals, acoustic guitar
  • Brad Shultz: guitar
  • Daniel Tichenor: Bass
  • Jared Champion: drums

Guest musicians:

  • Dan Auerbach: guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
  • Nick Bockrath: guitar, backing vocals
  • Matthan Minster: keyboards, backing vocals, percussion

production

Dan Auerbach

Studio (s)

Easy Eye Sound, Nashville , Tennessee

chronology
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Tell Me I'm Pretty is the 4th studio album by the American rock band Cage the Elephant . It was released on December 8, 2015, after being announced on the Internet on October 5 of the same year. The recordings took place in Spring 2015 at Easy Eye Sound Studios in Nashville , Tennessee.

On October 29, 2015, the song Mess Around was released as a single in advance; the accompanying music video contains scenes from Georges Méliès' film Journey to the Moon from 1902.

The songs Trouble and Too Late to Say Goodbye were also offered for download before the album was released.

Track list

  1. Cry Baby - 4:07
  2. Mess Around - 2:53
  3. Sweetie Little Jean - 3:44
  4. Too Late to Say Goodbye - 4:12
  5. Cold Cold Cold - 3:34
  6. Trouble - 3:45
  7. How Are You True - 4:40
  8. That's Right - 3:52
  9. Punchin 'Bag - 3:47
  10. Portuguese Knife Fight - 3:37

reception

The album was generally positively received by the critics. At Metacritic, for example, it has a Metascore of 73 and a user score of 8.2.

Laut.de judged with Tell Me I'm Pretty that the band was "a really strong, varied album".

The English-language Rolling Stone awarded 3.5 out of 5 stars. "On their fourth album, Kentucky band Cage the Elephant refurbish mid-Sixties retro-rock with a 21st-century studio vividness [...] These guys aren't just reliving classic sounds, they're giving them a frantic sense of dread that's perfect for our own dislocated, paranoid times. "

Individual evidence

  1. Tell Me I'm Pretty at Metacritic. Retrieved February 1, 2016 .
  2. ^ With a little help from Dan Auerbach. Retrieved February 1, 2016 .
  3. Tell Me I'm Pretty in Rolling Stone. Retrieved February 2, 2016 .