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Who's Your New Professor
2005 studio album by Sam Prekop From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Who's Your New Professor is the second solo studio album by American musician Sam Prekop.[1][2] It was released on March 8, 2005, through Thrill Jockey.[3] It received generally favorable reviews from critics.[3]
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Background
Who's Your New Professor is Sam Prekop's first solo studio album since Sam Prekop (1999).[4] It includes contributions from Josh Abrams, Rob Mazurek, Archer Prewitt, Chad Taylor, and John McEntire.[5]
Critical reception
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According to the review aggregator Metacritic, Who's Your New Professor received "generally favorable reviews" based on a weighted average score of 78 out of 100 from 15 critic scores.[3]
Noel Murray of The A.V. Club commented that "His 1999 solo debut was more overtly jazzy and semi-shrill, but the follow-up, Who's Your New Professor, goes the mellow route, running light percussion and muted horns under and around Prekop's whispery voice and delicate guitar."[11] Nitsuh Abebe of Pitchfork stated, "this is anything but mood music: Prekop is a songwriter to be reckoned with, and the dynamics and arrangements on this disc have a depth that keeps luring you further in."[8] Dom Sinacola of Cokemachineglow described the album as "a lilting, schizophrenic ride through a cove of trees; or through rows of tiny buildings; or on a one-horse open sleigh."[7] Sarah Kahrl of Stylus Magazine commented that "it's easy to ignore it the first few times around."[9] However, she added, "His brand of subtlety yields far greater rewards and make for a surfeit of future discoveries upon repeated listens."[9]
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Track listing
All tracks are written by Sam Prekop.
Personnel
Credits adapted from liner notes.[12]
- Sam Prekop – vocals, guitar, piano, arrangement, photography, artwork, design
- Josh Abrams – double bass, bass guitar, piano, electric piano, arrangement
- Rob Mazurek – cornet, arrangement
- Archer Prewitt – guitar, piano, arrangement
- Chad Taylor – drums, arrangement
- John McEntire – synthesizer, percussion, arrangement, recording, mixing
- Tim Iseler – recording
- Sheila Sachs – design
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