Ignoring her record company's advice to wait until October, Fiona is releasing Fetch The Bolt Cutters digitally in two weeks!!
No fooling. Fetch the Bolt Cutters. Fiona Apple.
#fetchtheboltcutters #FionaApple @DavidGarzaMusic #amyaileenwood #sebastiansteinberg #daveway #tchadblake #johnwould pic.twitter.com/l9nfA2wxsg- Zelda Hallman (@zeldahallman)
April 1, 2020This announcement comes after she teased her desire to release the album "soon, like really soon".
They are telling her she should release the album in October.
#FionaApple #fetchtheboltcutters pic.twitter.com/NZhkph3kID- Zelda Hallman (@zeldahallman)
March 31, 2020 - In a (highly recommended) New Yorker profile, Fiona said the title was inspired from a scene in the police drama "The Fall", where Gillian Anderson's character calls out the phrase after finding a locked door to a room where a girl had been tortured. "Really, what it’s about is not being afraid to speak."
- The album’s 13 tracks were composed and recorded at home with Fiona at times “stomping on the walls, on the floor-playing her house.” The album was inspired by her fascination with the potential of using a band “as an organism instead of an assemblage-something natural”, and is described as raw, unslick, and percussion-heavy (drums, chants, bells, wooden blocks).
- She considered putting a sketch of Harvey Weinstein using his walker in her album art.
- “For Her” was written shortly after Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination, and other titles include: “Newspaper” (featuring harmonies by her sister), “On I Go”, “The Drumset Is Gone”, “Rack of His”, “Kick Me Under the Table” (featuring lyrics: 'I would beg to disagree / But begging disagrees with me'), “Ladies”, “Shameka”, “Heavy Balloon”, “Fetch the Bolt Cutters” (on which Cara Delevingne meows) and “I Want You to Love Me”.
- Fiona also announced plans to release When The Pawn... on vinyl but with the original artwork, by Paul Thomas Anderson, swapped out.
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omg, what a gift!