Gordi's 'Our Two Skins' Is A 'Ten-song Story Of Love, Acceptance & Self-discovery'

26 June 2020 | 1:10 pm | The Music Team

There's a tonne of new music released every Friday and wading through it to find your next favourite album is an almost impossible task. 'The Music' team get it and we're here to help, bringing you our Album Of The Week each Friday. Here's why Gordi's album 'Our Two Skins' gets our pick.

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Gordi releases her striking new album Our Two Skins today. 

Our Two Skins is the follow-up to 2017's Reservoir and was recorded in Gordi's hometown of Canowindra on her family's farm with Chris Messina (Bon Iver, Bruce Hornsby, Big Red Machine) and Zach Hanson (Bon Iver, Hand Habits, Waxahatchee, Tallest Man).


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Review by Alasdair Belling. Read the full review here...

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"On her second effort Our Two Skins, Gordi, AKA Sydney's Sophie Payten, strips back the layers of glitch and experimentation for a decidedly more focused record.

"Opening song proper Aeroplane Bathroom makes clear that this is going to be a vulnerable journey - she does warn us after all that she 'can’t get my shit together' and the 'contents of her chest are down there on the floor'...

"Our Two Skins sharpens Gordi's musical pallet, resulting in a ten-song story of love, acceptance and self-discovery."


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Gordi has shared an exclusive look at the making of Our Two Skins, check out the photo album below. 

The old cottage on the farm at Canowindra

3am on the floor, Sophie with Chris Messina and Zach Hanson

The gear that got lost between Wisconsin and Canowindra

Kitchen vocal booth

Late night delirium with Chris and Zach

Tunin'

Drum room

Truckin

Wisconsinite's first game of cricket

Our Two Skins is out now. Check it out below.