Low In High School

Low In High School- Album Overview

Morrissey's album "Low In High School" was released on November 17, 2017, through the label Etienne Records. This marks his eleventh studio album and is a continuation of his legacy as a solo artist, following his previous work "World Peace Is None of Your Business" (2014). The album was produced by Morrissey himself and features collaborations with guitarist Boz Boorer, who has been a long-time associate of the artist, as well as other returning musicians from Morrissey's band. The recording took place in both France and the UK, showcasing a blend of influences that reflect Morrissey's penchant for introspective and often controversial themes. The lead single from the album, "Spent the Day in Bed," sets the tone for the record, characterized by its catchy melody and sardonic lyrics. The album dives into topics such as political disillusionment, societal norms, and personal introspection, with Morrissey's signature wit and biting commentary. Other notable tracks include "I Wish You Lonely," which further explores themes of isolation and longing, and “The Girl from Tel-Aviv Who Wouldn’t Kneel,” which critiques modern societal issues. "Low In High School" received a mixed reception from critics, but it emphasizes Morrissey's unyielding ability to provoke thought and evoke emotion through his music. The album's blend of rock and pop, coupled with Morrissey's distinct vocal style, continues to solidify his place in the contemporary music landscape.

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