
Released in 1989, Absolute Torch and Twang was a defining album in k.d. lang’s career, blending country, rockabilly, and pop influences while showcasing her rich, emotive vocals. The album won the GRAMMY® for Best Female Country Vocal Performance and marked her final full-length foray into country before transitioning into the sophisticated pop sound of Ingénue. The album cover, an iconic image of lang standing in a wheat field, has a unique backstory. The small house in the background was located just outside her hometown in Alberta, Canada. Her mother personally took the photo, which was later edited to place lang into the scene—an artistic touch that connects the album’s aesthetic directly to her roots. A rare collectible that stands as a testament to lang’s artistry, activism, and enduring fan connection.
Dimensions: 12” x 12”
All dimensions are approximate.
Disclaimer: Condition may vary slightly from photos, with unique marks that highlight the authenticity of this vinyl cover.
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