Waxahatchee's 2012 debut album "American Weekend" is dedicated to "anyone who had woke up and realized their identity is blurry, has had to clumsily get to know themselves, has hit a bottom, has felt self-deprecating and vagrant, and to anyone who has ridden out a shitstorm" (Katie Crutchfield, aka Waxahatchee). When she says american weekend, she means it the same way Kurt Cobain means teen spirit - the focus rests less on the social idea and more on the natural phenomenon. Considers a spiritual descendent of Springsteen's "Nebraska", this lo-fi masterpiece is a must-have – especially on red vinyl. 

Tracklist:

Side A:

1. Catfish

2. Grass Stain

3. Rose, 1956

4. American Weekend

5. Michel

6. Be Good

Side B:

7. Luminary Blake

8. Magic City Wholesale

9. Bathtub

10. I Think I Love You

11. Noccalula

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