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Chelsea Wolfe
Artist Biography For Chelsea Wolfe
Chelsea Joy Wolfe Born November 14 1983 In Roseville California U.S. Is An American Singer/songwriter And Eponymous Full Band Started In 2009 Out Of Los Angeles California Her Style Has Been Described As "doom Folk" And Her Music Has Been Described As "a Specific Brand Of Drone-Metal-Art-Folk." Chelsea Joy Wolfe Was Born In Roseville California And Grew Up In Sacramento. She Is Of Norwegian And German Descent. Her Father Was In A Country Band And Owned A Home Studio. By The Age Of 7 She Had Written Her First Poem And By The Age Of 9 She Had Written And Recorded Songs Which She Later Described As "basically Casio-Based Gothy R&B Songs." Inspired By The Dark State Of The World And The Strange Connection Between All Things She Creates A Unique Musical Blend Of Goth-Folk Experimental Rock And Spiritual Realm Funeral Songs. With Influences Ranging From The Great Minds Of Ingmar Bergman And David Lynch To Soviet And End-Times Literature Her Songs Conjure Visions Of Other Dimensions Claustrophobic Echo-Rooms And Parking Garage Cathedrals. Wolfe Has Recorded Seven Full Length Studio Albums The Grime And The Glow Which Was Released On December 28th 2010 On Limited Vinyl Through Brooklyn’s Pendu Sound Recordings Ἀποκάλυψις Pronounced “Apokalypsis” Which Was Released As A 12” LP On August 23rd 2011 Unknown Rooms A Collection Of Acoustic Songs Which Was Released On October 2012 Through Sargent House Pain Is Beauty Out September 3rd 2013 Abyss Which Was Released August 7th 2015 And Hiss Spun Out September 22nd 2017 Birth Of Violence 7i Which Was Released On September 13th 2019.
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Chelsea-Wolfe - Birth Of Violence
From The Papermag Interview Circa 2019 On "Little Grave " You Sing About Mass Shootings. Joni Mitchell Once Said "When The World Becomes A Massive Mess With Nobody At The Helm It's Time For Artists To Make Their Mark." Definitely And I Think That's The Essence Of Being A Folk Musician Too — Telling The Stories Of Your Time. Having A Song About School Shootings I Don't Know If That's Going To Make Anything Better Or Worse But It's Just A Reflection Of What Is Obviously A Huge Problem In Our Country. I Guess That Song Is In Mourning Of Those Young Lives Lost And Also Just Feeling So Sad And Really Frustrated With The Response Of "Let's Just Arm The Teachers." There's A Line In The Song That Says "You Can't Fight Guns With Guns." Adding More Of That Shit Isn't Going To Make Anything Better.
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Biography - Chelsea Wolfe
Chelsea Joy Wolfe Born November 14 1983 In Roseville California U.S. Is An American Singer/songwriter And Eponymous Full Band Started In 2009 Out Of Los Angeles California Her Style Has Been Described As "doom Folk" And Her Music Has Been Described As "a Specific Brand Of Drone-Metal-Art-Folk." Chelsea Joy Wolfe Was Born In Roseville California And Grew Up In Sacramento. She Is Of Norwegian And German Descent. Her Father Was In A Country Band And Owned A Home Studio. By The Age Of 7 She Had Written Her First Poem And By The Age Of 9 She Had Written And Recorded Songs Which She Later Described As "basically Casio-Based Gothy R&B Songs." Inspired By The Dark State Of The World And The Strange Connection Between All Things She Creates A Unique Musical Blend Of Goth-Folk Experimental Rock And Spiritual Realm Funeral Songs. With Influences Ranging From The Great Minds Of Ingmar Bergman And David Lynch To Soviet And End-Times Literature Her Songs Conjure Visions Of Other Dimensions Claustrophobic Echo-Rooms And Parking Garage Cathedrals. Wolfe Has Recorded Seven Full Length Studio Albums The Grime And The Glow Which Was Released On December 28th 2010 On Limited Vinyl Through Brooklyn’s Pendu Sound Recordings Ἀποκάλυψις Pronounced “Apokalypsis” Which Was Released As A 12” LP On August 23rd 2011 Unknown Rooms A Collection Of Acoustic Songs Which Was Released On October 2012 Through Sargent House Pain Is Beauty Out September 3rd 2013 Abyss Which Was Released August 7th 2015 And Hiss Spun Out September 22nd 2017 Birth Of Violence 7i Which Was Released On September 13th 2019.
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From the papermag interview, circa 2019:
On "Little Grave," you sing about mass shootings. Joni Mitchell once said, "When the world becomes a massive mess with nobody at the helm, it's time for artists to make their mark."
Definitely, and I think that's the essence of being a folk musician too — telling the stories of your time. Having a song about school shootings, I don't know if that's going to make anything better or worse, but it's just a reflection of what is obviously a huge problem in our country. I guess that song is in mourning of those young lives lost, and also just feeling so sad and really frustrated with the response of, "Let's just arm the teachers." There's a line in the song that says, "You can't fight guns with guns." Adding more of that shit isn't going to make anything better. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.