You Should Be at Home Here
by Carissa's Wierd
- Type: Album
- Released: 17 April 2001
- Label: Brown
- Country: United States
- Length: 52:09
- Community rating: 3.79/5 from 12 ratings
Artists on this release: Chris Walla
Album Notes & Community Reviews
'You Should Be at Home Here' is the second full-length album from the influential Seattle slowcore group Carissa's Wierd. The record crystallizes the band's signature sound, built upon the melancholic, intertwining vocals of Mat Brooke and Jenn Ghetto, somber guitar work, and mournful violin passages. Its deeply introspective and lo-fi aesthetic helped define the Pacific Northwest indie scene of its era and has earned the album a lasting cult status.
Genres
Descriptors: Atmospheric, Lo Fi, fragile, stripped-down, slow-burning
Tracklist
- Brooke Daniels' Tiny Broken Fingers (3:16)
- The Color That Your Eyes Changed With the Color of Your Hair (5:22)
- Halfway Spoken Heart that Feels Comfort in Everything Until it Disappears and Then it's Gone (5:09)
- A Loose Hair Falls Into a Glass of Water Without Ice (3:08)
- Fear Not My Friend for Tonight We Ride (2:39)
- Blessed Arms That Hold You Tight, Freezing Cold and Alone (5:27)
- All Apologies and Smiles, Yours Truely, Ugly Valentine (2:48)
- The Ghost of a Dead Hummingbird Flying Around the Room (7:50)
- The Part About the Vine Thats Growing Through the Window and Reaching Towards My Bed (10:48)
- You Should Be at Home Here (5:38)
Credits
- Carissa's Wierd - primary artist
- Jeffrey John Montano - artwork by
- Joseph Crawford - mastered by
- Ben Bridwell - performer, written-by
- Jeff Hellis - performer, written-by
- Jenn Ghetto - performer, written-by
- Mat Brooke - performer, written-by
- Sarah Standard - performer, written-by
- Chris Walla - producer, recorded by, engineer, technician