GRACIEHORSE- breaking and Entering out 1/29/27!
Authenticity is both the method and the mission of Breaking and Entering. It’s a helpful reminder that the search for it predates our current societal unravelling. The weak and the false have always been lurking about, and we’ve always looked to albums like Breaking and Entering to get to the heart of the matter.
SPECIAL EDITION LP IS ON GREEN VINLYL AND COMES WITH A POSTER.
About L.A. Shit
Gracie Horse weaves stories into her songs. On L.A. Shit, her debut record with Wharf Cat, she takes us into the past half a decade of her life. We see her as a traveling nurse, living in big blue expanse of Wyoming, dancing with a man in a crisp white Stetson, eating chicken wings in a hazmat suit, commenting on how strange a place like Los Angeles can be, how loaded it is with wannabe cowboys and fast food restaurants. It’s a record of immaculate country music, the kind of stuff you’d put on blast in your truck as you drive down empty stretches of highway. It’s also a vulnerable record, full of lyrics about the intensity of being alive, all told with a sense of humor and self-awareness.
DELUXE EDITION IS ON PINK VINYL AND COMES WITH GRACIEHORSE DICE. 50 COPIES ONLY.
SPECIAL EDITION IS ON PINK VINYL
On her sophomore album, Breaking and Entering, GracieHorse ups the ante on her direct, unguarded storytelling with songs that contain the details of well-written short stories and seamlessly blend country, soul, Americana, and indie rock. The Los Angeles transplant eschews trends in contemporary America-leaning indie, honing in on the no-bullshit attitude & reverence for authentic pop and country that set her apart from her peers. Indie luminary Chris Cohen’s spacious, detailed production throughout Breaking and Entering perfectly complements GracieHorse’s vocal delivery with the smoky, weathered character that really brings these nine songs home.