Bridgers Reclaims Lost Time with a Bold, Ambience-Soaked ‘Lost Weekend’
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Phoebe Bridgers returns after a six-year hiatus with Lost Weekend, a 16-track, ambient-influenced opus about love, aging, and deep grief—especially the death of her father—featuring a Bo Burnham romance, collaborations with Jack Antonoff, and a sonic range from vocoder-driven opener to expansive instrumentals, ending with a cyclical reprise that brings the journey full circle.
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- On Lost Weekend, Phoebe Bridgers breaks her silence on Paul Mescal The Independent
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