Against Men by Popular Music
Against Men is a mini-album from the group Popular Music.
Originally a tour exclusive, cassette-only release, but we caved to underwhelming demand. It’s a co-release, our first in collaboration with our friends at It Records. We hope you like it.
The album’s title is a playfully pointed provocation — shorthand for the everyday betrayals, minor tragedies, and persistent disappointments of the unfair sex.
Tracklist
| 1. | Passover | 4:26 |
| 2. | "Crying" | 4:38 |
| 3. | Emily Says | 4:36 |
| 4. | Desert Motel #1 | 3:40 |
| 5. | Black Shroud | 5:10 |
| 6. | Providence St. | 4:17 |
| 7. | The Last Night of Our Lives | 7:47 |
Credits
released April 4, 2025
Popular Music is Prudence Rees-Lee & Zac Pennington
All songs written, arranged, produced & mixed by Popular Music, except:
"Black Shroud" and "Providence St." arranged by Popular Music & Jherek Bischoff
"The Last Night of Our Lives" written by Popular Music & Jherek Bischoff
Mastered by Jherek Bischoff
DRAMATIS PERSONAE
Jherek Bischoff plays bass guitar and percussion on Black Shroud & Providence St.
Luke Shields plays bass guitar on Passover
Dan Evans plays drums on Passover
Providence St. String Quartet
Violins by Paris Hurley & Lauren Elizabeth Baba
Viola by Marta Sophia Honer
Cello by Aniela Marie Perry
Recorded by Jaron Luksa at The Rattle Room
Photography by Angel Ceballos
Special thanks to Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio
Popular Music is Prudence Rees-Lee & Zac Pennington
All songs written, arranged, produced & mixed by Popular Music, except:
"Black Shroud" and "Providence St." arranged by Popular Music & Jherek Bischoff
"The Last Night of Our Lives" written by Popular Music & Jherek Bischoff
Mastered by Jherek Bischoff
DRAMATIS PERSONAE
Jherek Bischoff plays bass guitar and percussion on Black Shroud & Providence St.
Luke Shields plays bass guitar on Passover
Dan Evans plays drums on Passover
Providence St. String Quartet
Violins by Paris Hurley & Lauren Elizabeth Baba
Viola by Marta Sophia Honer
Cello by Aniela Marie Perry
Recorded by Jaron Luksa at The Rattle Room
Photography by Angel Ceballos
Special thanks to Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio
