Yvette How The Gardens Grows (Colored Vinyl)

For nearly a decade now, Noah Kardos-Fein has been making post-industrial / neo-no wave music under the name YVETTE, building a distinct and arresting repertoire along the way. To fully appreciate YVETTE's latest release How The Garden Grows is to place it in context of the journey charted by Kardos-Fein.In 2012, Kardos-Fein and drummer Rick Daniel recorded a two song 7" with Nick Sylvester, which sparked the launch of renowned label Godmode (JPEGMAFIA, Yaeji, Shamir, Channel Tres). A year later, YVETTE released its debut full length PROCESS to widespread critical acclaim. Pitchfork declared in its 8.1/10 review, "They're an industrial act in the truest sense of the term, transforming scabrous raw materials into beautiful, glistening, chrome-plated objects that cast an uncanny allure. Theirs is a noise molded into the contours_if not the sound_of pop music, offering an accessible entry point into a world of ugly brutalism."Following the release of PROCESS, and a reissue in Europe by Tough Love Records (Ulrika Spacek, Big Ups, Moon King), Dale Eisinger took over on drums. After an extended round of touring, YVETTE released the Time Management EP in 2015. The band earned a reputation for bewildering, powerful live performances and shared the stage with acts like Sleigh Bells, Xiu Xiu, Lydia Lunch, Dan Deacon, Thurston Moore, Liars, Metz, and Liturgy.In 2016, with a chance to catch their breath, the duo began work on what would become their highly anticipated sophomore album How The Garden Grows. It took three years of stops and starts - multiple studios and different producers and engineers - to write and record. All the while, the duo watched developers raze many of its favorite NYC venues and haunts. Rather than disappearing into the rubble of its beloved city, How The Garden Grows grew out of that chaos.The album, now seeing the light of day in 2021, is the culmination of years of hard work, and countless obstacles. It marks a period of significant growth and change: not just within t...