Caroline Rose: Gentling The Horse At The Walt Whitman Mall (potato chip yellow vinyl, indie exclusive) [SUCK]

Why you'll love it

Indie shops get this one on potato chip yellow vinyl with an obi strip, the first Caroline Rose album on her own SUCK records. Eleven new songs from the writer behind Loner and The Art of Forgetting, with "Hello Again, Jim", "Chow Mein" and "Notes to Teenage Self" leading the way.

This edition

• Indie exclusive potato chip yellow vinyl
• Obi strip
• Housed in a resealable polybag
• 11 tracks

About the album

Caroline Rose grew up in Center Moriches on Long Island, the daughter of two artists, and studied architecture before music took over. Her first records leaned folk and country; 2018's Loner swung hard into synth-laced pop rock and a sense of humour sharp enough to slice bread, "Jeannie Becomes a Mom" and "Money" among its calling cards. Superstar and The Art of Forgetting followed, and so did a Bandcamp-only detour, Year of the Slug.

Gentling the Horse at the Walt Whitman Mall is the first full album on her own SUCK label, and the titles alone tell you she's still having fun: "Yip Yip Yow", "Conversation With Shiv (AKA Liquid K Song)" and "RIDE (!!!)" sit beside quieter moments like "Calm" and "Notes to Teenage Self". As far as we can tell, no horses were harmed and no malls were closed in the making of it.

Tracklist

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Out October 23, 2026 on SUCK records (cat# LP-SUCK-02C).