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Songs in album Priests - The Seduction Of Kansas (2019).

The Seduction of Kansas is the second studio album by American rock band Priests. It was released on April 5, 2019, through Sister Polygon Records.

The Seduction of Kansas finds Priests progressing beyond their abrasive punk roots into a genre-defying force, fluent in the slick soundscapes of St. Vincent and the Talking Heads as well as the grain and grit of Portishead and Nine Inch Nails.

Album: The Seduction of Kansas.

Their second album is called The Seduction of Kansas, which is snappier than its inspiration, historian Thomas Frank’s 2004 book What’s the Matter With Kansas? How Conservatives Won the Heart of America. They’re still politically conscious agitators, and this time, they want to be clear that they’re taking the long view. Don’t expect a treatise on middle America’s rightward creep, though; geographic Kanas is a distant, metaphorical concern on these songs. Priests’ limited palette of sounds likewise allows The Seduction of Kansas to strike a more restrained tone. I’m Clean and Ice Cream strip surf rock for parts; new touring bassist Alexandra Tyson’s knotted bass is a highlight of the title track, where bandleader Katie Alice Greer sings of a drawn-out charismatic parody of what a country used to be. Kansas is inherently political music, powered by the same oblique fury that made .

Two years ago, the DC punk outfit Priests released their debut album Nothing Feels Natural. The group had already generated buzz with cassettes and a 2014 EP release, but the album confirmed it: This was a fiery young band that demanded our attention. We later ranked Nothing Feels Natural as one of the best albums of 2017, and just last month Priests headlined our 3rd annual Christmas show at Baby’s All Right. And if you were at that show, you knew.

The Seduction of Kansas marks the first album since bassist Taylor Mulitz amicably left the band. Priests worked with two musicians to fill out the bass role. Janel Leppin, who also worked on their debut Nothing Feels Natural, served as primary bassist and songwriting collaborator. Alexandra Tyson joined the group for their touring band. The Seduction of Kansas Track List: Jesus’ Son. The Seduction of Kansas.