Beauty Pill

In spring of 2015, Beauty Pill released their first recording in a decade. Beauty Pill Describes Things As They Are (streaming here) is a double album, recorded in an art gallery in view of the public. Additionally, the band released a deluxe re-issue of Beauty Pill's 2001 debut, The Cigarette Girl From the Future. Both releases come in limited-edition colors, cut from high resolution masters and are available to order through Butterscotch Records.

Here's what people are saying about Describes Things as they Are:

NPR: "It crackles with life... a headphone experience rich with ambitious sounds that are truly lived in."

Noisey: "One of the most unique and engrossing albums of 2015."

Magnet Magazine: "Album of the year. Takes a sledgehammer to boundaries and orthodoxies. Recalls both Revolver and Stankonia..."

Pitchfork: "Delicacy and daring."

Washington Post: "The group's defining statement."

Creative Loafing: "This is not a record made by kids. No offense, kids."

DC Music Download: "The listener is left changed in much the same way one feels exiting an eye-opening film..."

No Rip Cord: "The obstacles, as profound as they remain, have inspired a masterpiece."

Afro Punk: "Flawless. A triumph."

Exploding in Sound: "The double LP is a fully realized piece of art that demands you to spend time with it, read every lyric and be ready to pop over to wikipedia a few times to dig even deeper..."

Washington City Paper: "Worth the wait."

The Vinyl District: "Vigorous and satisfying."