So it’s a bold move for her to try a different musical role: one of the band. She even names the album after her new quartet, Sharon Van Etten and the Attachment Theory. It’s her most groove-oriented music,

Susu Laroche Sharon Van Etten is an old hand in the recording studio, but for her latest album, she tried an entirely different approach: jamming. The idea came to Van Etten, 43, while she and her band were rehearsing for their first tour after the coronavirus pandemic.

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Sharon Van Etten and The Attachment Theory’s self-titled record is an early Album of the Year contender - 5/5 Sensitively produced by Marta Salogni, the result is both seductive and hypnotic – it’s as

Sharon Van Etten “is going all-in with her band, the Attachment Theory” (Rolling Stone). Their new album, Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory, is out today via Jagjaguar, and tonight, they appear on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon performing 'Southern Life (What It Must Be Like).