What's Happening?
Calgary-based band Bad Self Portraits has released their new album 'I Think I'm Going to Hell,' characterized by its emotional intensity and confessional style. The album, featuring members Ingrid Howell,
Cole Kempcke, Connor Paintin, and Jesse White, explores themes of vulnerability and personal transformation. Lead singer Ingrid Howell's lyrics delve into her religious upbringing and the complexities of love and identity. The album is released through Buy Before You Stream, encouraging fans to purchase vinyl before digital formats, emphasizing the band's commitment to music as a tactile experience.
Why It's Important?
The release of 'I Think I'm Going to Hell' by Bad Self Portraits is significant in the music industry for its bold approach to storytelling and emotional depth. The album's themes resonate with listeners seeking authenticity and introspection in music. By choosing to release the album through Buy Before You Stream, the band challenges the digital-first trend in music consumption, advocating for a more personal and immersive listening experience. This approach may influence other artists to consider alternative release strategies that prioritize artistic integrity and fan engagement.
