On Crab Day, Cate Le Bon’s fourth album, she embraced a more concise and focused approach to her signature art pop sound. The album’s ten songs showcase her characteristic blend of off-kilter arrangements and deadpan lyrical observations.
- The album was recorded at Dave McClain’s studio in Rumford, Maine, with producer Josiah Steinbrick. Wales Arts International provided funding for the recording sessions.
- Crab Day was Le Bon’s first release on her own label, Turnstile. It was her first album in three years, following Mug Museum.
- The album title is a reference to the British slang term 'crab day,' meaning a day when one’s boss is in a bad mood. Music videos were released for "Love Is Everything" and "Werewolf."
Cate Le Bon is a Welsh musician and producer. She is known for her distinctive vocal style and experimental approach to art pop.
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