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Violins
Sep 25, 202640 minPartisan Records
- Rock
- Alternative rock
- Indie rock
- Dream pop
- Grunge
- Folk rock
Balances fuzzy alt-rock guitars, dream-pop haze, poetic vocals, and jagged tenderness. Expands into dramatic climaxes, though familiar grunge and uneven sequencing sometimes weaken momentum.
1
Violins
4:10
2
Heart Has To Work So Hard
3:12
3
Lucky
3:50
4
Sea Legs
4:17
5
New ShapeE
3:43
6
Stone Fruit
3:35
7
Two Fried
2:55
8
New Age Trojan Horse
3:27
9
Knotted
2:58
10
Reinstall
3:05
11
Fur Elise
4:16
Critic reviews
- NME: 4/5(opens in new tab)by Ali ShutlerSep 25, 2026
It sets a course for ‘Violins’, an album which defiantly strikes a balance between optimistic beauty and harsh, jagged truths.
- Clash: 9/10(opens in new tab)by Luke WinstanleySep 25, 2026
This feels like the record Sabrina Teitelbaum’s career has been building towards: a phenomenal fusion of barbed, complex writing and ambitious craft
- Paste: B(opens in new tab)by Miranda WollenSep 26, 2026
It’s an expertly crafted record, atmospheric and encompassing, with the singer’s sharpest production to date.
- The Independent: 4/5(opens in new tab)by Roisin O'ConnorSep 25, 2026
It’s a bloody, unsparing dissection of the complexities of female friendship: the rivalry, the tension, the unspoken feelings.
- Beats Per Minute: 68/100(opens in new tab)by Steve ForstnegerSep 29, 2026
her bread-and-butter grunge revival forms the album’s weaker selections – places she’s revisiting that should be in the rearview.