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Pure heroine

Pure Heroine ( Pure Heroine [1] ) is the New Zealand singer’s debut studio album , released on September 27, 2013 via Universal , Lava and Republic labels. The album was recorded at Golden Age Studios in Auckland in 2012-2013 in collaboration with author and producer Joel Little . Active assistance in the recording was provided by the singer's manager Scott McLachlan. In the music press, Pure Heroine was characterized as an electronic , dream pop and electro pop album, while noting minimalist production and fusion in separate songs of various genres.

Pure heroine
Cover of the Lord Pure Heroine album (2013)
Studio album Lord
Date of issueSeptember 27, 2013
Recorded by2012—2013
Golden Age Studios
( Morningside, Auckland )
Genredream pop , electronics , electropop
Duration37:08
ProducerJoel Little
A country New Zealand
Language of songsEnglish
LabelUniversal , Lava , Republic
Timeline Lord
Tennis Court EP
(2013)		Pure heroine
(2013)		Melodrama
(2017)
Pure Heroine Singles
  1. " Royals "
    Released: June 3, 2013
  2. Tennis Court
    Released: June 7, 2013
  3. " Team "
    Released: September 13, 2013
  4. " Glory and Gore "
    Released: March 11, 2014

Most critics praised Pure Heroine , praising the Lord for his songs, producing and vocal abilities. The album was praised for his fresh look at pop music and for the long-playing influence on young performers. Pure Heroine songs are dedicated to youth and criticism of popular culture; they raise the themes of wealth , fame, consumer culture and social status .

In the first weeks of sales, the album took the first lines of the New Zealand and Australian charts, the second place in the Canadian chart, and in the United States debuted in third place on the Billboard 200 with 129 000 copies sold. At the end of 2013, longplay was included in the lists of the best releases of the year, and was also nominated for a Grammy Award in the category " Best Vocal Pop Album ". In various countries, Pure Heroine has been certified as multi-platinum and gold.

Content

  • 1 Background and creation
  • 2 Music and lyrics
  • 3 Songs
    • 3.1 Part One (1-5)
    • 3.2 Part two (6-10)
  • 4 Promotion
    • 4.1 Tour
    • 4.2 Singles
  • 5 Criticism
    • 5.1 Recognition
  • 6 Commercial success
  • 7 Impact
  • 8 List of Songs
  • 9 Recordings
  • 10 Charts and certification
    • 10.1 Weekly Charts
    • 10.2 Total annual charts
    • 10.3 Permanent chart
    • 10.4 Certification
  • 11 Release History
  • 12 Notes
  • 13 Links

Background and Creation

Starting at age 14, the Lord has worked with Universal to develop her vocals and artistic vision. The contract with the label was signed thanks to its manager Scott McLachlan. After that, the young singer collaborated with a number of songwriters, whose work turned out to be a series of unsuccessful attempts to find her musical style [2] . In an interview for HitQuarters McLachlan said: “In fact, I think she understood that she was going to write her own music, but at the same time she needed someone to help with the production” [2] .

The Lord began to compose songs at the age of 13-14 [3] . Ultimately, the New Zealand songwriter and producer Joel Little was appointed to work with the singer, with whom the Lord successfully worked [2] . The Love Club EP , the singer's debut mini-album, was released in March 2013 and received praise from the music press. Some publications compared the disc with the work of Sky Ferreira , Florence + The Machine , Lana Del Rey and Grimes [4] . The Love Club EP reached the second position on the charts of New Zealand [5] and Australia [6] , and also reached 23 positions in the Billboard 200 [7] .

Before starting work on Pure Heroine , the Lord announced that she intends to make her debut album “holistic” work [8] . As with The Love Club EP , Pure Heroine was recorded with producer Joel Little at his Golden Age studio in the suburbs of Auckland , Morningside [9] . Starting from the first stages of work, Lord and Little played a demo to Scott McLachlan, after which they discussed the result and made changes to the songs [2] . Later, the performer showed the lyrics to her boyfriend James Lowe, communication with which, according to her, inspired her to write most of the album [10] . Lord and Little followed the recording process, which MacLachlan later called “very short”; despite the fact that the album was recorded in a small studio without expensive musical equipment, the work was completed in less than a year [2] . As a result, ten songs hit the record, while the record did not go through about 7-8 tracks [2] . Forming the final list of compositions, Lord and McLachlan decided to leave ten and not add “filler material” [2] .

Music and Lyrics

 
 
Critics compared the music of Pure Heroine with the work of performers such as Florence Welch (left) and Lana Del Rey (right) [11] .

Vocal Lord has been praised critically for its wide range [12] and powerful pitch [13] . Due to the fact that the Lord does not play any musical instruments, she felt the need to focus on vocals [14] . The AV Club columnist Kevin MacFarland spoke of the singer’s voice as “the essence of her talent,” continuing: “The Lord has charisma and vocal experience twice her age. The performer’s voice is not booming or domineering, but rather mysterious and charming, floating alone in a sea of ​​reverberations and digital sounds, swimming in many overlapping tracks ” [15] . According to Annie Barrett, editor of Entertainment Weekly , the Lord’s voice is “far beyond her years” [16] , and in Billboard magazine, the singer’s vocals were noted for his “gloom and restraint” [13] .

The contribution of producer Joel Little became the basis for the sound of Pure Heroine , referring to the illusory sound effects of Massive Attack and The xx [13] . The Lord emphasized that during the recording process, she “actually had no particular sound in her thoughts”. The performer was inspired by the works of James Blake and minimalist music [14] . The structure of the compositions was created under the influence of hip-hop , pop , and electronic music, which the Lord listened with the intention to develop a “real taste” for writing longplay [14] . Thus, the minimalist production of the album was noted in separate reviews [17] , and the arrangements , according to some editors, were created under the influence of the works of Robin and Santigold [18] . The press described Pure Heroine as electronic [19] , dream pop - [12] and electro pop [20] .

Pure Heroine songs are dedicated to youth and criticism of popular culture [21] ; they examine the themes of wealth [22] , fame [20] , consumer culture and social status [21] . The album also reveals such classic themes of tin-pop style as sociophobia , romance [23] , “moral oppression of adolescents and anxiety” [24] . According to NME observers, the lyrics indicate that the Lord “missed” [25] . The performer’s lyrics describe in detail “the routine of adolescent life” and note “the often ignored intelligence of the future generation” [26] . In addition, the texts of the Lord contain references to anatomy and, in particular, to white teeth, which, according to critics, is a metaphor for the “Hollywood smile”, which speaks of society’s unrealistic expectations [26] . Some publications considered it a reference to social structure and economic inequality [21] . In an analytical article in iD magazine, reviewer Wendy Sifrit points out that Pure Heroine talks about the dreams of a teenager from the suburbs and his real life, emphasizing: “[ Pure Heroine ] is probably the most open and convincing statement about teenagers' eternal desire to get everything; they are desperately striving to grow up and begin to live, but deep down they realize that having left this stage of life behind, they can never return to it again ” [27] . The performer herself claimed that she dedicated the album to the place where her childhood passed - Devonport , a suburb of Auckland, which she also calls a “bubble”, because “all the people [here] are familiar with each other and Devonport itself seems cut off from other areas cities. It seems to me that by listening to my music you can understand where I come from ” [28] .

Songs

Part One (1-5)

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 The photograph of baseball player George Brett , taken in 1976 by photographer Ted Spiegel, served as the inspiration for the song “Royals” [29] .

In the opening track Tennis Court , the Lord talks about his newfound popularity [15] [30] and criticizes “social life” [31] . “Tennis Court” is a downtempo -style song inspired by hip-hop and EDM , combining alternative [32] and art pop , as well as electro [33] ; the recordings used synthesizers [34] and electronic tacts in the arrangement [35] . First of all, Lord and Little wrote music and beats, and the text was composed later [36] . Forbes columnist Nick Mistitt compared Tennis Court to The Postal Service The District Sleeps Alone Tonight [37] . “400 Lux” (named after the level of illumination during sunrise and sunset) was interpreted by critics as a song about first love [38] ; in lines of text, the Lord describes life in the suburbs in detail. Jason Lipschutz from Billboard described 400 Lux as the best-selling femme fatale ( French la femme fatale ), musically combining “canyon-sized basses and popping drums.” The critic continued, noting that in one song the Lord fit both deeply expressive words ( “You lean on the steering wheel” ) and the full powers of the statement ( “Maybe we are empty, but courage is with us!” ) [13] .

The song “ Royals ” was composed by the Lord in half an hour [39] and was recorded during the week during the holidays [40] . The idea to write a song about the luxurious life of pop musicians came to the performer when she saw a photo of Ted Spigel, published in the July issue of National Geographic in 1976; it depicted baseball player George Brett from the Kansas City Royals club signing the balls in a T-shirt with the name of his team (Royals). She later said in an interview: “It was just that [Royals] word. It’s cool. ” In addition, the song was influenced by the singer’s attraction to the aristocracy : in the same interview, she mentions “that 500 years ago kings and queens were like rock stars” [41] . The singer was also inspired by the work of hip-hop artists, although she criticized their “shitty” references to “expensive” cars and alcohol [42] .

The Lord mentions his fear of growing up and a party [43] , organized in the absence of parents, as the main sources of inspiration for writing “ Ribs ” [44] - an electro-pop of the composition inspired by deep house music [45] [46] . The next track, “ Buzzcut Season ”, with “weak drums ” and “drip xylophone ” [47] , drew inspiration from tropical music [47] . The lyrics of the song describe the “absurdity of modern life” [48] , as well as the theme of the search for “refuge and tranquility [from modern life]” [49] .

Part Two (6-10)

 
“Glory and Gore” is a black satire in which, according to the Clash publication, the cult of celebrities is equated with gladiatorial battles [17]
 
"Team"
The mid-tempo composition “Team” borrows elements of alternative pop and electro-hop.
Playback help

The sixth track from the longplay - “ Team ” - is a hybrid of alternative pop [32] and electro-hop [50] ; when recording, synthesizers [13] , bass instruments [51] , a snare drum [52] and a beat [53] created on the basis of claps [54] were used . The lyrics were written during the Lord’s journey around the world and are dedicated to her “friends and country” [55] . According to Robin Murray of Clash , in the song you can hear “all the surprise that one would expect from a teenager who only recently knew the world” [56] . In addition, according to Lord, in “Team” she presents herself as a “realistic” pop star, referring to the line “We live in cities that you will never see on TV . ” In it, the singer compares the opposite in popularity of her native New Zealand and New York [55] . Time reviewer Lily Rothman suggested that the line “We know how to rule everything” was a kind of reaction to “We control the world, not him” from Miley Cyrus ’s song “ We Can't Stop ” [57] .

“ Glory and Gore ” is an electro- ballad inspired by chillwave and hip-hop [34] [38] . The song was described by critics as “gloomy satire” [50] , forming together with the previous song of the album “Team” a dystopic saga, the second part of which presents themes in the style of the series “ Black Mirror ”, comparing the cult of celebrities with gladiatorial battles [17] , and cynically criticizing the obsession of modern society with violence [13] . So, Evan Savdey from PopMatters described “Glory and Gore” as a “dark” version of Katy Perry's “ Roar ” song [12] . “Still Sane” is a small ballad in which the Lord, according to Kevin MacFarland of the AV Club , struggles with his ambitions and fear of how fame will affect her [15] . A clear, perfected production album was noted on the example of “Still Sane”, in which the “obsessive” vocals of the Lord are reflected from ear to ear [26] . The optimistic mood of “Still Sane” was marked by a successful way to “dilute” the end of the album, and cheerful chords were compared with the early works of Vampire Weekend [58] . The main part of White Teeth Teens is mastering the Lord du-woop music, while in the final part the withering vocals slowly bring an insightful conclusion. The lyrics indicate a striking difference between the appearance and inner world of “white-toothed teenagers” [13] . Scott Interrante, a columnist for PopMatters magazine, paid particular attention to the metaphorical mention of white teeth in the lyrics, suggesting that “old-fashioned and popular teenagers use their white teeth as their distinguishing feature” [21] .

The closing song of Pure Heroine “ A World Alone”, paired with “400 Lux”, according to critics, can be called a “dark disco diamond” [59] . The song begins with “lonely guitar notes”, gradually turning into a “stormy dance beat” [13] [60] . The last line, “ Let yourself talk ... ”, according to some reviewers, was built on the basis of the question and answer structure and refers to the line “ Don't you think that human chatter is boring ?” From Tennis Court [30] .

Promotion

The release date of Pure Heroine, along with the cover and a list of songs, the Lord published in his Twitter account on August 12, 2013 [61] . The album was preceded by a promotional campaign, during which the "leaked" ( English leaked ) lyrics were placed in public transport, at bus stops and shop windows, as well as faxed to various news agencies [62] . On September 23, 2013, Buzzcut Season was released as the first longplay promo single from several iTunes Store in Asia [63] . Subsequently, “Ribs” was offered for free download as a single of the week in the iTunes Store [64] . An expanded version of Pure Heroine was released on December 13, 2013 and contained “ No Better ”, previously released as a free promotion single [65] [66] , and five songs from The Love Club EP : “Bravado”, “Million Dollar Bills”, “ The Love Club ”,“ Biting Down ”and “ Swingin Party ” .

In order to promote the album, the Lord performed several performances around the world [61] . The singer made her debut on American television in the program “ Late Night with Jimmy Fallon ”, performing “Royals” and “White Teeth Teens” [67] . The performer also replaced Frank Ocean , who canceled her performance due to illness, at the 2013 Splendour in the Grass festival [68] . In September of that year, the Lord appeared in the New Zealand program “ Interrogation of the Third Degree ” [69] and appeared on the television program “ Later ... with Jules Holland ” [70] [71] . Two months later, the singer performed several songs with Pure Heroine and The Love Club EP in the program “Live with Letterman” [72] and at a concert in the club “Warsaw”, Brooklyn [73] . Promoting the album, the Lord performed with the Royals on the Ellen DeGeneres Show on October 9, 2013 [74] . At the end of the year, the singer performed “Team” at the 27th ARIA Music Awards ceremony [75] and, with a performance with Royals, opened the 48th New Zealand Music Awards ceremony [76] . In January 2014, the Lord performed a stripped down version of the Royals at the 56th Grammy Awards ; The performance was praised by Mac Miller and Chrissy Teigen [77] .

Tour

 
Lord during a performance at the Boston Calling Music Festival .

The concert tour in support of the album started on July 28, 2013 in the Australian city of Byron Bay [68] . For Lord it was the first tour with concerts in North America in August [78] and the next two in Europe [79] . The performer returned to North America to perform eight additional shows before touring six shows in Australia. In 2014, the Lord performed another 40 additional shows in North America, and also played 19 concerts in Asia , 6 in Europe and 3 in South America [80] . The nine planned dates in Oceania were subsequently canceled: one due to the organizers [81] and the remaining eight due to a lung infection diagnosed by the Lord [82] .

The set of concerts consisted of songs from Pure Heroine and The Love Club EP [83] . Over the course of several shows, the Lord changed clothes to convey the atmosphere of each track [84] . Most of the songs the singer sang in the dark; often her face was hidden from the crowds of listeners [85] . At one of the concerts, Lord performed the unreleased song “Good Fights” [86] . The tour received positive reviews from critics who separately noted the Lord’s clean vocals and her charisma on stage, as well as the lack of scenery per se [87] .

Singles

“ Royals ” was released in digital format as the first single from the album on June 3, 2013 [88] . The song was praised by critics, who separately praised the track’s minimalist production and lyrics [89] . The Royals achieved commercial success on the charts of New Zealand [90] , Canada [91] , Ireland [92] , Great Britain and the United States [93] , and the Lord, in turn, became the youngest performer to head the US Billboard Hot 100 , since the time of Tiffany with a cover of “ I Think We're Alone Now ” (1987) [94] , and the first New Zealand native whose single reached the first line of the chart [95] . In 2014, “Royals” was nominated for a Grammy in three categories, including “ Best Record of the Year ”, but won only two: “ Best Song of the Year ” and “ Best Solo Pop Performance ” [96] .

Tennis Court was released as the second single from the longplay [97] . The song was warmly received by critics, many of whom praised its production and musical style [98] . To promote the single, the Tennis Court EP mini-album was released on June 7, 2013 in digital format [99] and June 22 on physical media [100] . Tennis Court debuted at the top of the New Zealand chart [101] and also performed well on international charts, including Canada, the UK [102] and the United States [103] .

It was later announced that Team would be Pure Heroine's third single [104] . The song premiered on the Australian radio station Triple J on September 12, 2013 [105] , and on September 13, “Team” was released in digital format. In the United States, the track became available that day as part of a pre-order for Pure Heroine in the iTunes Store [106] . The composition was recognized by critics who praised the catchy melody [20] and the “club” atmosphere [15] . Like previous singles, “Team” was commercially successful - the track entered the top 10 charts of countries such as New Zealand [107] , Canada [108] , Mexico [109] and the United States [108] .

At the beginning of March 2014, “ Glory and Gore ”, the fourth and final single of the album, was sent to American modern rock radio stations, and on March 11 it was released [110] . The song received mixed reviews from critics: some praised its catchy hook [13] , but at the same time criticized it for the stretched text and production [20] . "Glory and Gore", compared to previous singles of the album, was not successful in commercial terms. So, it reached the 17th position on the chart of New Zealand [111] , and in Australia and the United States - to 100 [112] and 68, respectively [108] .

Critical Reaction

  Reviews
Cumulative rating
SourceRating
Metacritic79/100 [113]
Any Decent Music?7.6 / 10 [114]
Critics' ratings
SourceRating
Allmusic      [24]
The av clubB + [15]
Entertainment weeklyA− [115]
The guardian      [116]
The independent      [117]
NME6/10 [25]
Pitchfork7.3 / 10 [118]
Rolling stone      [eleven]
Spin6/10 [119]
Robert Cristgau   [120]

Pure Heroine was warmly received by critics who praised the album's songs, producing and vocal abilities of the Lord. On the Metacritic aggregator site, longplay has a rating of 79 out of 100 based on 28 reviews, which corresponds to "generally positive reviews" [113] . Billboard critic Jason Lipschuts called the album "honest and fascinating." So, speaking of debuting artists at the time of the release of Pure Heroine , the reviewer said that among them, the Lord has “the most striking voice and lyrics that awaken thoughts.” Lipschutz added: “the era of the Lord has begun” [13] . Tom Cardy, columnist for The Dominion Post also praised the album, stressing that despite the lack of “innovation” and any “surprises,” Pure Heroine is “pure gold” on par with the previous The Love Club EP , and in general represents a strong debut [121] .

According to Lydia Jenkin from The New Zealand Herald , the album has “ingenious lyrics” and “endlessly interesting melodies”. Echoing The Dominion Post , Jenkin emphasized that Pure Heroine does not offer any surprises, but nonetheless, “The Lord became the new pop heroine” [122] . In a mixed review of Spin , Mora Johnston noted that the singer used “age as a kind of awkward trick”; “The music is moderately aggressive,” but the Lord was shrouded in “(probably fake) teen-pop star boredom” [119] . Steven Thomas Erlevine from AllMusic suggested that the Lord “might just be a project,” alluding to her “dishonesty” in the songs; the critic called the album’s music “non-original” and compared it with the work of Lana Del Rey , but praised the Lord’s style and its “potential” [24] .

In turn, Adam Offitzer from Pretty Much Amazing magazine emphasized that although the album “cannot be called a masterpiece”, it is “unique and addictive enough to stay on hearing” [58] . Pitchfork critic Lindsay Zoladz wrote that the Lord “achieves a tricky balance in exposing irony and even hypocrisy without looking instructive or moralistic,” implying that music brings pompous personalities from heaven to earth [118] . Evan Soudey from PopMatters described the album as “a luxurious, captivating experience. The sudden international success of the Lord in a crowded music market came in very handy ” [12] . Robert Christgau , praising Pure Heroine quite ironically, said: “Her ambitions are justified, but the reason why she writes songs is not alone, because a sixteen-year-old girl simply can’t write hits without stopping” [120] .

Recognition

By the end of 2013, Pure Heroine was featured on several lists of "Best Albums of the Year . " Musical publications such as The New York Times [123] , FasterLouder [124] and San Jose Mercury News named longplay the best of the year [125] , and Rolling Stone - the best debut of the year [126] . According to the results of the annual Pazz & Jop musical poll of The Village Voice newspaper , Pure Heroine is the 25th best album of 2013 (317 points) [127] , while “Royals” took second place in the “Singles” category, second only to Daft Punk with the song “ Get Lucky ” [128] . Metacritic named Pure Heroine the fifth "most popular record of 2013" (34 points) [129] .

Idolator [130] , Slant [131] , Billboard [132] , Rolling Stone [133] , The AV Club [134] and Clash contributed Pure Heroine to their top 10 albums of the year [135] . Other publications that considered the album among the best include The Guardian [136] , musicOMH [137] , Time Out [138] , Digital Spy [139] , American Songwriter [140] , Pigeons & Planes [141] , Paste [142] , Consequence of Sound [143] , The Line of Best Fit [144] , No Ripcord [145] , Sputnikmusic [146] and PopMatters [147] . Billboard placed the record in 16th place on the list of “20 best albums of the 2010s (at the moment)” [148] , but at the same time, Vice Longplay was named the worst in 2013 [149] . At the 56th Grammy Awards, Pure Heroine was featured in the Best Vocal Pop Album category, but lost to Bruno Mars with Unorthodox Jukebox . In turn, the composition “Royals” was awarded two awards [150] . Winning the Best Song of the Year category, at the age of seventeen the Lord became the third youngest laureate in the history of the prize, after the fourteen-year-old Lianne Rimes and Luis Miguel [96] . In 2014, Pure Heroine received the Taite Music Prize award for Independent Music New Zealand [151] for New Zealand's best album.

Commercial Success

The album debuted at the top of the New Zealand Official New Zealand Chart and was certified platinum in the first week [152] ; the next two weeks Pure Heroine held first place [153] [154] . At the end of December 2014, Longplay received the fifth platinum for 75,000 copies sold [155] . In the Australian ARIA, Charts Pure Heroine also debuted from a top position [156] . According to the results of 2013, the album took ninth place in the list of ten best-selling albums in Australia: a total of 100 000 were sold 100 000 copies in the country [157] . After the release of Lord’s next album, Melodrama , Pure Heroine sales in Australia rose and at the end of the year the longplay was marked with third platinum for 210,000 copies sold [158] ; The disc received its fourth platinum from ARIA for 280 000 copies sold, the disc received in August 2019 [159] . In the Canadian Albums Chart, the album reached the second line [160] . Subsequently, the record received double platinum certification from Music Canada for 160 000 copies sold [161] . In the UK, UK Albums Chart Pure Heroine debuted at number four with total sales of 18,294 copies [162] . It was later awarded platinum certification from the British Phonographic Industry for 300 000. 300 000 copies sold [163] .

Pure Heroine debuted on the third line of the American Billboard 200 chart with 129 000 copies sold [92] . In the second week, the album dropped to sixth position; sales amounted to 63,000 copies, down 51% [164] . According to Nielsen SoundScan , by December 3, 2013, album sales in the country amounted to 413 000 copies [165] . On December 19, Pure Heroine was awarded a gold certification by the RIAA for 541 000 copies sold [166] . During the Christmas holidays, sales rose by 14% and amounted to 78,000 copies sold, which contributed to raising the plate from eleventh to seventh position on the Billboard 200 [167] . In July 2014, Billboard magazine published a list of the best-selling albums of the first half of the year in the United States, where Pure Heroine finished fourth ( 641 000 copies sold) [168] . Altogether, in 2014, the country sold copies of the longplay [169] , as well as 6.8 million singles, making it the sixth best-selling album in the United States in the year [170] . Subsequently, Pure Heroine was awarded platinum certification from the RIAA in February 2014, and later twice platinum in December of that year [171] . March 22, 2016 album sales in the United States crossed the threshold of three million copies, and he received the third platinum certification RIAA [171] .

After Lord spoke at the 56th Grammy Awards, Pure Heroine sales grew 86% to make 68,000 copies, which helped raise the album from fifth to third on the Billboard 200 [172] . During the week, the record lost five positions, being in eighth, but next week sales increased by 9% and amounted to 39,000 copies sold, and Pure Heroine climbed to the seventh line of the chart [173] . Subsequently, the Lord became the first singer from the time of Adele and her album 19 , whose debut disc was sold in the amount of a million copies [174] . According to IFPI , worldwide sales of Pure Heroine in 2013 amounted to 1.4 million copies [175] , in 2014 - 2 million [176] , and in 2017, according to The Wall Street Journal , 4 million [177] .

Impact

“A young girl appears out of nowhere, successfully coping with all these Luke , Miley and Riri, while maintaining restraint and honesty. This is a story that we have not seen since ... Adele, when far in 2011 she released her album, highlighting [her] a special image of virtuosity and youth (the ubiquitous 21 ). ”

In the Forbes publication on the challenge to Pure Heroine pop music [37] .

The singer was praised for her view of pop music and for the challenge posed to modern music and her representatives, including Miley Cyrus and Rihanna [17] . So, according to Clash : “<...> the enormous popularity of Pure Heroine suggests that not everything is lost. She [popularity] says that in pop music there is still a niche for intellectual, sophisticated and significant music, which does not depend on public statements, spread legs, twitter, twerk and obscene desperate electrohooks . We will certainly find out if the rising pressure of becoming a star will prevail over the Lord. But at this moment, she is definitely our “first lady” ( Queen Queen bee ) ” [17] . British musician David Bowie called the Lord "the future of music" [178] .

Forbes included the Lord on the list of “30 under 30,” consisting of young people “changing our world” [179] . She became the youngest person in the Music category: “The largest New Zealand star has quickly gained universal recognition thanks to her debut album Pure Heroine and the song“ Royals “, which suddenly became a hit. She has already received $ 2.5 million from a deal with the American label and more is just on the way ” [179] . However, the Lord also took the top position in the list of the most influential teenagers according to Time ; according to the editorial staff of the magazine, she “forged her own path” [179] . Forbes editors spoke of Pure Heroine as "explosive success," adding: "A great revolution is just around the corner." [37] Addressing readers, Billboard called the Lord “your new alt-rock heroine” when the performer appeared on the cover of the September 2013 issue, where the portrait of the singer was accompanied by the subtitle “ The New Queen Of Alternative” ) [39] .

Several publications have noted Pure Heroine for introducing a new sound into mainstream music [180] [181] . According to Lindsay Zoladz of The Ringer , the influence of the song “Royals” is “difficult to evaluate because it completely rewrote the rules by which young performers write radio-pop songs.” Continuing that the long-lasting effect of the album is already evident in the works of other young performers, including Alessia Kara , Daya and Halsey [182] , Carey Batten of The New Yorker , echoing Zoladz, said: “It's hard to say whether the Lord’s music contributed to important changes or just anticipated them, but the pop scene - in particular for women - has undergone major changes since the release of Pure Heroine . In it [the pop scene], the sugary, frankly sexual realities of the beginning of the zero are almost unrecognizable. ” Battan also suggested that other pop artists, including Cyrus, Lady Gaga , Katy Perry and Taylor Swift , changed their image or sound to adapt to changes in mainstream music after the release of Pure Heroine [183] .

List of Songs

All songs are written by Ella Yelich-O'Connor and Joel Little (also producer), except as noted.

No.TitleDuration
one.Tennis Court3:18
2."400 Lux"3:54
3." Royals "3:10
four." Ribs "4:18
5.Buzzcut Season (additional production - Yelich-O'Connor)4:06
6.“ Team ” (additional production - Yelich-O'Connor)3:13
7." Glory and Gore "3:30
8."Still Sane"3:08
9.White Teeth Teens3:36
10.“A World Alone” (additional production - Yelich-O'Connor)4:54
37:08
Japanese Edition Bonus Track [184]
No.TitleDuration
eleven.Bravado3:41
12.“ Swingin Party ” ( The Replacements cover; by Paul Westerberg )3:42
13.Bravado ( Remix Fffrrannno)3:43
48:14
Extended version (digital edition only) [185]
No.TitleDuration
eleven." No Better "2:50
12."Bravado"3:41
13.Million Dollar Bills2:18
fourteen." The Love Club "3:21
fifteen."Biting Down"3:33
16.Swingin Party (cover of The Replacements; by Paul Westerberg)3:42
56:44

Record Members

Data taken from the Pure Heroine booklet [186] .

  • Ella Yelich-O'Connor - vocals , additional production (tracks 5, 6, 10)
  • Joel Little - Producer , Mixer , Sound Engineer , Instrumentation
  • Stuart Hawks - Mastering
  • Charles Howells - Photos
  • Mario Hugo - cover design, illustration
  • Anya Novak - Design Assistant

Charts and Certification

Weekly Charts

Chart (2013–14)Higher
position
  Australia [187]one
  Austria [188]fourteen
  Belgium ( Walloon ) [189]16
  Belgium ( Flanders ) [190]17
  Great Britain [191]four
  Germany [192]13
  Greece [193]13
  Denmark [194]12
  Ireland [195]four
  Spain [196]58
  Italy [197]26
  Canada [160]2
  Mexico [198]32
  Netherlands [199]fourteen
  New Zealand [200]one
  Norway [201]2
  Portugal [202]13
  USA [203]3
  USA (Alternative Albums) [204]one
  USA (Rock Albums) [205]one
  USA (Vinyl Albums) [206]four
  Finland [207]17
  France [208]twenty
  Czech Republic [209]29th
  Switzerland [210]8
  Sweden [211]6
  Scotland [212]6
  South Africa [213]19
  South Korea [214]eleven
  Japan [215]34

Total Annual Charts

Chart (2013)Higher
position
  Australia [216]9
  Belgium (Flanders) [217]196
  Great Britain [218]120
  Canada [219]28
  New Zealand [220]2
  USA [221]64
  USA (Alternative Albums) [222]10
  USA (Rock Albums) [223]fourteen
Chart (2014)Higher
position
  Australia [224]fifteen
  Great Britain [225]48
  Germany [226]91
  Canada [227]6
  Mexico [228]79
  Netherlands [229]79
  New Zealand [230]6
  USA [231]6
  USA (Alternative Albums) [232]one
  USA (Rock Albums) [233]one
  Switzerland [234]56
Chart (2015)Higher
position
  USA [235]130
  USA (Rock Albums) [236]48

Permanent Chart

ChartHigher
position
  New Zealand [237]40
  USA [238]189
  United States (Women) [239]51

Certification

A countryCertificationSales
  Australia [159]  4 × Platinum280,000 ^
  Austria [240]  Platinum15,000 *
  Brazil [241]  Platinum90,000 *
  Canada [161]  2 × Platinum160,000 ^
  Colombia [242]  Platinum10,000 *
  Denmark [243]  Gold10,000 ^
  France [244]  Gold50,000 *
  Germany [245]  Gold100,000 ^
  Mexico [246]  Gold30,000 ^
  New Zealand [155]  5 × Platinum75,000 ^
  Norway [247]  Platinum30,000 *
  Poland [248]  Gold10,000 *
  South Koreaabsent1 198 [249]
  Sweden [250]  Gold20,000 ^
  Great Britain [163]  Platinum300,000 ^
  USA [171]  3 × Platinum3,000,000 *
  Earth (total)4,000,000 [177]
* sales data are based only on certification
^ batch data based on certification only


Release History

A countrydate ofRecording formatVersionLabel
  Australia [251]September 27, 2013CD , digital distributionStandardUniversal
  New Zealand [252]
  South Korea [253]September 30, 2013Digital distribution
  USA [106] [254]CD, digital distributionLava republic
  Germany [255]October 25, 2013Universal
  Ireland [256]Virgin emi
  South Korea [257]October 28, 2013CDUniversal
  Great Britain [258]CD, digital distributionVirgin emi
  Germany [259]November 1, 2013Gramophone recordUniversal
  Great Britain [260]November 11, 2013Virgin emi
  Australia [261]November 15, 2013Universal
  New Zealand [262]
  USA [263]November 19, 2013Lava republic
  Taiwan [264]CD, digital distributionUniversal
  Canada [265]December 13, 2013Digital distributionExtended
  USA [185]
  Australia [266]December 16, 2013
  Belgium [267]
  Finland [268]
  Germany [269]
  Spain [270]
  Switzerland [271]
  Japan [272]February 19, 2014CD, digital distributionStandardUniversal

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