“There are a couple of tracks on this project where I was thinking—is this listenable?”
There is a twinkle in Dorian Electra’s eye as they say these words. The Los Angeles-based artist knows full well that their music is not made for mass consumption. Speaking ahead of the release of their new LP, My Agenda, Electra pulses with enthusiasm when talking about the record’s deliciously disorienting aesthetic. (They refer to the album as a “project,” perhaps giving a sense of its scope and scale.) The twin poles pushing and pulling at the heart of the record are Electra’s genuine affection for mainstream pop and their desire to mangle and warp it at the same time.
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Finding My Edge 