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Maneater
Rock · 1992 · 19 tracks

Maneater

L7

Heavy, unpolished grunge that hits like a brick. Thick sludge riffs meet punk defiance in a collection of high-octane anthems for the unapologetic.

1992 · Kiss The Stone

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Unapologetic, high-octane defiance fueled by heavy riffs and a cool, detached attitude.

Tracklist · 19 Tracks
01
Lost Cause
2:42
02
Death Wish
3:38
03
'til the Wheels Fall Off
3:17
04
Diet Pill
3:37
05
Everglade
3:44
06
Shitlist
2:19
07
Pretend We're Dead
3:04
08
Shove
3:04
09
Fast and Frightening
3:25
10
Scrap
2:47
11
Broomstick
3:27
12
(Right on) Thru
3:09
13
Wargasm
2:48
14
Death Wish
3:18
15
Everglade
3:40
16
Monster
3:19
17
Pretend
3:22
18
Shove
2:57
19
Fast and Frightening
2:57
Moments Worth Listening For
The rhythmic rattling of a spray paint can opening 'Scrap' before the sludge riff drops.
The transition from the sludgy, heavy verse of 'Fast and Frightening' into its high-speed, motorik chorus.
The deadpan, almost bored delivery of the iconic 'Pretend We're Dead' hook against a wall of fuzzy distortion.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Maneater sound next to the rest of L7's catalogue?

Deadpan+1.1σ

The vocals lean notably further into deadpan than the rest of the catalogue.

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