Empress Of - MeEmpress Of (Aka Lorely Rodriquez) releases her debut album titled 'Me' on Terrible Records. Produced, recorded and engineered entirely by Lorely over the course of 2014, the ten track album plays out like diary entries. Where her previous recordings worked in moody abstractions, layered soundscapes hinting at a voice deep under the surface, 'Me' plays out like diary entries from one female voice musing on the personal, the political, and all the

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while leaving ample space for Robert's guitar solos to emerge from the centre

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and while not quite in the same league as its illustrious predecessor