On her sophomore album Speed Kills, Ally Evenson revels in the ecstasy, longing, and anger that comes at the end of a relationship. Following up her debut record, Blue Super Love less than two years later, the LA-based singer-songwriter has a lot to say about love and moving on.
Evenson is a multi-talented songwriter, vocalist, and guitar player, and is also credited as a producer on the record. Her songs feature distorted electric guitar riffs, sleek synth production, and even acoustic guitar on the pensive final track “Stoic”. She shows off her guitar skills on the track “Blame it on You”, which starts with an electric guitar riff based on the opening of Lit’s “My Own Worst Enemy”. The whole record feels inspired by this spunky 90’s culture, and…