Cobrah "Torn" COLOR:MILKY CLEAR At least until Fang Island

At least until Fang Island earned an unexpected Best New Music review at Pitchfork

MN compatriot Alan Sparhawk of the band Low and engineer B

but it does so through poetic exploration rather than profane confrontation

and another incisive song about the societal demands of love and marriage ("Atop a Cake")

The album reflects Zevon’s shift toward greater creative control and a more intimate sound

Cobrah "Torn" COLOR:MILKY CLEAR At least until Fang IslandExperimental pop provocateur Cobrah is back with her debut album, Torn, due March 6th via Atlantic Records. Written and creative directed entirely by Cobrah herself, Torn matches her most vulnerable songwriting yet with cutting vignettes of provocative grandeur and high impact production. With catwalk ready basslines, clashing electronics, and hushed vocals, Torn is a multidimensional self portrait thats at once raw and theatrical.