Buck Up (2019)
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"A self-declared socialist, all of this “unconventional” living has led to an equally unconventional approach in her music, where she tackles gender expectations, genre norms, societal expectations and sex through songs that are as smart and funny as they are well-constructed. Her new album, Buck Up, “is about two different kinds of edginess: a sexual one and political edginess. It’s an expression of the fact that I don’t give as much of a damn about making people comfortable as I used to.” - Rolling Stone
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Desire
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Moustache
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So Ferocious (2016)
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A playful pop record for muffin-hearted libertines. "So Ferocious is so many things: infectious and light, virile and tough, fragile and strong, yet throughout, empathic to the silent suffering and righteous connections we as humans almost accidentally experience. " - AXS
Not Old, Not New (2014)
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"It might seem counterintuitive for one of Americana’s best modern songwriters to take on the Great (Old) American Songbook, especially one who’s best known for moving between folk and rock, but since Blanton’s originals have always been teasingly playful about the war between the sexes, the battlefront in the sheets is a natural place for her to file a report. Rarely does a little something sound both so inviting and this deep." - Offbeat
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Rude Remarks and Dirty Jokes (2013)
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"The ep’s title should give more than subtle hints as to Blanton’s attitude and verve. Her songs abound with swagger and flair. Best of all they just ooze fun." - Meyer Danzig, Twangville
Idiot Heart (2012)
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“Carsie Blanton has hit one out of the park. The singer-songwriter's third album, Idiot Heart, is funny. It's tender. It's cute. It's edgy. It's fresh. It's folksy without crossing into the realm of kitsch. The songs are clean, most with basic instrumentation and succinct arrangements, but each track bursts with its own pithy, poignant commentary on that ficklest of organs for which the album is named.” - Jess Righthand, Washington Post
Buoy (2009)
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"[Carsie’s] explorations of love and guilty pleasures produce tracks that are highly addictive; you can’t even point out which are your favorites. All in all, Buoy is a satisfying album that will make you remember love in its purest sense." - Frostclick.com
Ain't So Green (2005)
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"A tuneful, playful, and thoroughly listenable confection no matter what age or degree of cynicism you happen to find yourself at." - Mike Jurkovich, Folk & Acoustic Music Exchange
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