Bridgers Rewrites Loss and Fame on a Bold New Album
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Pitchfork’s review of Phoebe Bridgers’ Lost Weekend frames the album as her loneliest yet—a sonically adventurous, grief-soaked work built around her father’s death, blending sparse folk with shoegaze and experimental textures, and featuring a wide circle of collaborators (notably Bo Burnham and Alex G) as she navigates fame, heartbreak, and rebuilding a life after loss.
- 5 Takeaways From Phoebe Bridgers' Lost Weekend Pitchfork
- All the Easter Eggs We Found on Phoebe Bridgers’ ‘Lost Weekend’ rollingstone.com
- A Perfect Album for a Frustrating Decade The Atlantic
- Phoebe Bridgers’ ‘Lost Weekend’: All 16 Tracks Ranked Billboard
- She’s Gone From Indie Rocker to Unlikely Pop Star. Now She’s Back With Her First Album Since the Big Change. slate.com
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