Two years after her buzzworthy indie debut, "Frailty," 20-year-old Jane Remover returns with her sophomore album, "Census Designated." Once known online as dltzk among other aliases, Remover has been instrumental in pioneering microgenres, the most notable being 'dariacore'—a playful homage to the iconic 90s animation.
"Census Designated" sees Remover diving into darker and more profound musical depths. With its potent mix of industrial noise, distorted soundscapes, and alt-rock guitar tones, the album's production quality stands out. Despite the chaos, there's an underlying warmth to the tracks, making it both disorienting and inviting. This sonic complexity complements Remover’s raw and genuine vocal style, heightened by a traumatic event—a near-miss on an icy road—that prompted her to introspect on her life choices.
Her lyrics offer a poignant glimpse into the challenges of navigating early relationships as a trans teenager, the eerie stillness of rural America, and the intricate dance with the music industry. Through "Census Designated," listeners are granted an intimate passage into Remover's world, capturing the essence of her journey and experiences.
https://janeremover.bandcamp.com/album/census-designated
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mPayJxjnXaIlXLfiU6jFoS2NCs0j9JZDU
