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Made in China by Juliana Hatfield (CD, Aug-2005, Ye Olde Records) 
Made in China by Juliana Hatfield (CD, Aug-2005, Ye Olde Records)

 
Made in China by Juliana Hatfield (CD, Aug-2005, Ye Olde Records)

Release Date: Aug 2005
Format: CD
Record Label: Ye Olde Records
Genre: Alternative, Rock & Pop
UPC: 634457165922
Product ID: EPID47705369
Description: Personnel: Juliana Hatfield (vocals, various instruments); Joe Keefe (guitar); Ben Smith , Ed Valauskas (bass instrument); Sebastian Keefe, Pete Caldes (drums). Recording information: Camp Street Studios, Cambridge, Massachusetts; The Wi...
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Track Listing
1. New Waif
2. What Do I Care
3. Stay Awake
4. On Video
5. Hole in the Sky
6. Oh
7. My Pet Lion
8. Going Blonde
9. Rats in the Attic
10. Digital Penetration
11. Doe and Two Fawns, A
12. Send Money

Details
Distributor:Redeye Music Distribution
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Personnel: Juliana Hatfield (vocals, various instruments); Joe Keefe (guitar); Ben Smith , Ed Valauskas (bass instrument); Sebastian Keefe, Pete Caldes (drums).
Recording information: Camp Street Studios, Cambridge, Massachusetts; The Windham, Bellows Falls, VT.
By 2005, Juliana Hatfield had suffered at the hands of major labels, independent labels, and the rock press, which insisted on comparing her solo work to her acclaimed early jangle-pop band Blake Babies. In response, Hatfield founded her own label (Ye Olde Records), and released a batch of her rawest, most penetrating compositions. MADE IN CHINA has the feel of a true indie recording: passionate, edgy, and imbued with an authentic raggedness around the edges. The music churns up through a lo-fi murk ("overproduced" is not a criticism that could be leveled at this album), with distorted guitars, sleepy, effects-laden vocals, messy bursts of guitar solos, and punk-inspired punch.
The first half of the album rocks hard, with Hatfield blending a hard-edged sensibility with her renowned penchant for pop hooks ("What Do I Care," "Stay Awake"). But the album reaches its peak at the halfway point with the jittery "My Pet Lion," the cynical and delightfully catchy rock-star satire "Going Blonde," and the stark, stripped-down confessional "A Doe and Two Fawns," the album's highlight. The immediacy, smarts, and muscle of this set make it an uncompromising and satisfying effort.

Editorial Reviews
4 stars out of 5 -- Crisp and droll, yet with all its guitars loose and sweaty, this may well be the most Boston-sounding record of all time.
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