Hurts Like Hell

pitchfork

The Toronto songwriter fills her twangy sixth album with reflections on new motherhood and wistful character studies, backed by collaborators including Feist, Buck Meek, and Palehound’s El Kempner.

pastemagazine

The Canadian singer-songwriter embarks upon a collection of charming, funny, and poignant stories from a vantage point that only comes from having once been young, awkward, and, yes, hurt like hell in the process.

exclaim

thelineofbestfit

Charlotte Cornfield’s Hurts Like Hell addresses old memories like fresh wounds