Historias de terror

When Liz Phair burst onto the independent music scene in the early '90s with her controversial double album Exile in Guyville - her unique response, theme by theme, to the Rolling Stones' celebrated Exile on Main St. - her stark sincerity, unrelenting sexuality. Tapujos and talent as a song writer made it a fundamental alternative rock album and generational manifesto. Following in the wake of other rock icons such as Patti Smith or Kim Gordon, Phair composes an original autobiography from seventeen key moments of his life as moral tales that transpire fear, pain, rage, humor, guilt or pathos to equal parts. Without making concessions and leaving aside the usual complacency of rock stars, Phair delves into the scars that a life consecrated to creation has left to conclude that it is betrayals - suffered or inflicted - that shape us as human beings.