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Punisher by Phoebe Bridgers: Overrated or rightfully celebrated? Album Club #2 (Patreon)

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2021-12-06 21:55:11
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Is it a perfect album? No. It is a well-crafted album? Absolutely. Phoebe Bridgers is fearless with her intimate songwriting and story-telling, which shines through in songs such as Garden Song, Punisher and Moon Song - but certain aspects of the album's dynamic journey can pull you out of the moment.

Highlights: Garden Song, Kyoto, Punisher, Moon Song, Graceland Too

Low points: DVD Menu, Halloween, I Know The End

Rating: 8/10

Video link: https://vimeo.com/653866559/d320c039e9 (Fitz this is for you)

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Glyn Davis

I'll be checking it out on your recommendation! ♥

Glyn Davis
>>73219564

Also I like to buy the CD even if I Spotify it later. I like to know the artist got SOME money. Maybe that's just me, but it seems like it's getting harder for any artist except maybe Taylor Swift to make money and that's just not right. ♥

Julieanne

Much appreciation for the link! Yeah, phoebe bridgers is definitely a different vibe from what I’d usually listen to myself. I can definitely understand the hype of her music and do enjoy it for a chill time! But overall it’s not something I’d listen to often, my Spotify aura was “powerful and empowering” so that’s my usual vibe 😂great album all in all tho and I’d always happily listen if someone played her music

Erik Danielson

HIGHLY disagree with you on I Know The End, but this is still a really great review, Emma

Erik Danielson

I’d love for you to cover AURORA’s albums, All My Demons Greeting Me As A Friend, Infections of a Different Kind (Step I) and A Different Kind of Human (Step II) as part of the album club series