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‘Lost Weekend’ Album Review: Phoebe Bridgers Comes Out of Hiding [B+]
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Phoebe Bridgers - Lost Weekend (Album Review) - Stereoboard UK
Photo: Frank Ockenfels Six years is a long time between albums, but since the release of 2020’s excellent ‘Punisher’, Phoebe Bridgers hasn’t exactly kept a low profile, having scooped up a trio of Grammys as a member of Boygenius while delivering buzzy collaborations with artists such as SZA, Taylor Swift and the Killers.
‘Lost Weekend’ Album Review: Phoebe Bridgers Comes Out of Hiding [B+]
Six years after Punisher turned Phoebe Bridgers into indie rock’s patron saint of staring directly at catastrophe, Lost Weekend opens with her watching herself from a distance. “The Outside” moves between a violent confrontation and the singer diving into a concert crowd in Ohio, two radically different experiences connected by the same refrain: “I am…
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