Ruby Tuesday | MARGOT ERKNER

Krautrock or grunge. Marġot Erkner defines both genres more clearly on her second album than she did on her debut. Produced with Moses Schneider, this time—instead of featuring guest musicians—the focus is on stripping things down to the essentials. Musically and lyrically! Marġot Erkner is still the slightly irritable saleswoman who tells you straight to your face—without being asked—what she thinks of you. It’s not always friendly, but it’s always heartfelt.

“Can on Speed” or “As if the Dead Kennedys were playing stoner rock with German lyrics”—but in any case, “top-notch entertainment.”

Marġot Erkner gets worked up.

Marġot Erkner shows her emotions.

Marġot Erkner takes you by the hand.

Marġot Erkner rounds up on the scale and rounds down at the register, because Marġot Erkner is a full-time employee and steals from the boss.

Marġot Erkner works for minimum wage and tips.

Marġot Erkner is the server who hates you—and whom you love precisely for that reason.

Marġot Erkner isn’t satisfied with the way things are.