Kevin Bronson on May 30th, 2013

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On her “Daughter in the Choir” EP, as well as the first single she released after signing to Atlantic, Meg Myers exhibited a feral intensity, whether she was venting in a straight-ahead rock song or in her producer Doctor Rosen Rosen’s electro-addled world. Her new song “Cold,” however, takes Myers back to her singer-songwriter days: a woman, a guitar and a confession. Something about the quaver in “I will lay down arms for you” makes it enough.

||| Live: Meg Myers plays June 6 at the Troubadour, supported by Dear Boy and MYPET.

||| Previously: “Heart Heart Head,” “Poison”, “After You”, “Tennessee ft. Doctor Rosen Rosen”, its video, “Curbstomp”