Sharon Van Etten's debut with The Attachment Theory marks a significant shift in her artistic journey. Previously known for her introspective indie-folk sound, Van Etten has been experimenting with various forms, including acting and academia. This collaboration with her band occurred spontaneously during a rehearsal, leading to new inspirations and tracks. This release showcases her willingness to challenge herself artistically, moving away from her established solo career and exploring different musical landscapes.
Sometimes, mastering shit can get boring. I'd rather go amateur interesting than master boring.
After taking her smoke-damaged indie-folk sound as far as it could go, she embraced being a novice again.
During rehearsals, Van Etten grew tired of her own voice and impulsively asked her band to just jam.
The experiment yielded two songs that left the singer feeling very inspired.
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