Faster Pussycat "Wake Me When It's Over" WMX Back in Stock 2025-09-19 Freed from the nagging insecurity

Freed from the nagging insecurity that she couldn’t be a songwriter with-out playing an instrument - she cites The National’s Matt Berninger as an inspiration - Harvey began Sweetness by recording full-length acapella voice memos

who performs backing vocals across the album

And the same could be said of the soundtrack

‘Dead City Radio’ and ‘Sick Bubblegum’ plus an oft-maligned yet important part of the live experience - a drum solo

played by William Hartnell

Faster Pussycat "Wake Me When It's Over" WMX Back in Stock 2025-09-19 Freed from the nagging insecurityWake Me When It's Over is the second album by Faster Pussycat, and was released in 1989. On this album the sleazy Hollywood band (whose name was lifted from a Russ Meyer flick) moved away from the glam metal of their first album to a more blues influenced sound. It contains the power ballad "House of Pain", which was the bands first commercially big hit, the music video was directed by future film director Michael Bay. The album peaked at No. 48 on