Ethel Cain - Preacher's Daughter (May 12, 2022) • Page 6

I see myself in the crowd haha

 

I’ve listened to that performance of American Teenager on a loop since yesterday. She’s incredible.

 

Quoting myself after a few days of exploring the album. I get huge London Grammar vibes actually, both vocally and musically. But then with the religious overtones and darkness it’s almost my perfect style. Very good indeed.

 

This is about White Silas FYI

 

Oof. I’m assuming White Silas was a previous project she was involved in?

 

It was the moniker she made music under before Ethel Cain.

 

She collapsed on stage last night.

 

Damn hope she's ok.

 

Saw her tonight and it was a transformative experience

 

Seeing her twice in a week in August - Cannot wait

 

She’s headlining a show at the Warhol museum in October. The coolest fucking person.

 

Great interview

 

this is an official release for her song inspired by Bones and All that she shared on SoundCloud and Tumblr a while back.

 

she was just randomly hanging out at a house venue in akron this week for a show so my social media has been a lot of NE ohio people freaking lol

 

Hauntingly beautiful

 

Unsurprisingly gorgeous

 

So much of Preacher's Daughter lends itself well to nighttime drives in this warm weather. Driving home from a friend's on Friday with the windows down around 11pm with the end of Family Tree hitting hard was such a treat

 

Oh okay I could go to VT for this. Or Portland.

 

Wonderful in Manchester tonight - but baffling how 'Strangers' has been dropped from the set

 

very exciting to potentially get a new EP this year.