Albertine Sarges - Sticky Fingers garage rock writing that Massive Attack "put

writing that Massive Attack "put current changes on the dancefloor in perspective and map out blueprints for what must surely come next" and that "after Blue Lines the boundaries separating soul

the second EP from the feminist Punk band fronted by Kathleen Hanna

and was featured in everything from Rolling Stone

soulful production

Albertine Sarges - Sticky Fingers garage rock writing that Massive Attack "putLimited vinyl LP pressing. After numerous collaborative projects, including Holly Herndon and Itaca, Albertine brings together a new band, the titular Sticky Fingers for their debut LP. Albertine grew up in Kreuzberg during the fall of the Berlin Wall and records in nearby Neuklln but from there it's branches shoot out to take in feminist theory, musings on bisexuality, gender stereotypes, depression and mental health.