"23" finds Blonde Redhead at their most focused, channeling the swirling textures of shoegaze through a distinctly art-pop lens. The album captures the band refining their sound, resulting in a collection of propulsive, atmospheric tracks.
- Recorded at NYC's Delta Lab and mixed by Alan Moulder, "23" was a departure from the band's earlier, more abrasive work. The album features the single "23," which became one of their most recognizable songs. It charted at number 183 on the Billboard 200.
- The album was released on April 11, 2007, by the influential label 4AD. It arrived after their critically acclaimed 2004 album "Misery Is a Gem."
- Critics noted the album's sophisticated production and the band's mature songwriting, solidifying their place in the alternative music landscape. The album was well-received by fans and critics alike.
New York's Blonde Redhead has carved out a niche with their distinctive blend of art pop and noise rock. In 2007, they released "23," their sixth studio album, positioning it as a career highlight within the burgeoning indie scene.
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