It appears to be showing at movie theaters too, though if cost is the concern, paying for a month of a streaming service probably costs less than two movie tickets.
Fun fact that didn't fit naturally into the article: "Blacking Out The Friction" and "I Was A Kaleidoscope" feature backing vocals from Sean Nelson (Harvey Danger singer turned Seattle journalist) and John Vanderslice (O.G. indie rock producer and singer-songwriter extraordinaire)
Wow I had no idea Ben thought so little of this album... I would argue that he very much made his worst music after getting rich https://twitter.com/en_cohen/status/1446472319795298308
You have a point but I think people would lose their shit over White Stripes… R.E.M. would probably be a bigger deal than you’re giving them credit for but my memories of Coachella collectively shrugging at the motherfucking Replacements(!) seven years ago still haunt me
The review embargo lifted on Monday, it's wild! With a lot of big albums like this you can't get a promo unless you agree not to review it until release day. Allowing reviews this early is an interesting strategy, one her PR team also used with Haim's last album.
I don't want to inflate your expectations TOO much because I maintain that it's a step down from Golden Hour, but the singles aren't doing it justice. The thing about "star-crossed" is that it is really just a prelude. It functions well in that capacity and segues nicely into "good wife." As a lead single, it's less successful because in a vacuum it's pretty much all buildup without much payoff. "justified" for me is kind of like "Butterflies" from the last album, where it's fine as a single but works better in sequence. I hate to be like "You have to experience it as a whole" because I'm not sure that's entirely correct — there are songs that could stand alone just fine. But in general I feel like the tracks feed off each other and benefit from being experienced together.
"Oh my god!" - Mark "Markly" Morrison upon learning of this scam
"Cause what you did, you know, was wrong/ And all the nasty things you've done" - Mark Morrison to the impostor
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