Interiors

The follow up to 2010's critically acclaimed debut Ring, Interiors was produced by Glasser and Van Rivers (Fever Ray, Blonde Redhead), and is a much more considered, confident, and sharply personal album than its predecessor. In the three years since Glasser released her breakout debut album Ring, she has toured around the world (with Jonsi of Sigur Ros, The XX, Delorean, and others) and left her California home for New York City.

The collapsing of California's dreamy, empty expanse for that of New York City's frenetic, tightly-knit landscapes set off a new trajectory of exploration for Glasser, one that focused on the definition of space, both outside and in. This tension between the interior and the exterior sets the tone for Interiors. In architect Rem Koolhaas' book Delirious New York, which Glasser credits as an inspiration, the author suggests that New York's massive, stoic-faced buildings are monuments rife with secrets. Interiors is Glasser's attempt to exorcise and address some of those metropolitan secrets.