“I really want you to hate me I really want you to find that I am bitter and angry, that I’m no mother of a child… I really want you to hate me I really want you to find that I am far from a lady, that I’m an animal inside…” After the promise shown in 2 E.P.’s, it was assured that Meg Myers would release a full album. Sorry is far less apologetic than its title suggests. Despite taking a step further from rock and closer to pop, the … Continue reading →
Of Meg Myers’ 3 releases, the Make A Shadow E.P. is my favourite. Here she found the perfect place between pop and hard rock. It’s her at her most unique, surprisingly and thankfully allowed allowed by Atlantic Records, the label she’d just signed to. It’s easy to understand why people hear the contrasts of Fiona Apple and Marilyn Manson in her music. It’s no surprise that she cites influences as wide as Fleetwood Mac and Nine Inch Nails. After all those mentions, it’s appropriate to namedrop The Pixies – 4 … Continue reading →
As a teenager, Meg Myers played in a grunge band with her brother. When she was 19, she left the band and Nashville to seek a career in the LA music industry. It was a tough start but after a few years she met producer/songwriter Doctor Rosen Rosen. The result, on March 2012, was the Daughter in the Choir E.P.. The first single was ‘Monster’, the first dark love rock song of many to come. In, it she scathingly sings, “What have I become? I’m a fucking monster when all … Continue reading →