Gracie Abrams Transforms Pain Into Power on Daughter From Hell
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Gracie Abrams' third album Daughter From Hell digs deeper into her inner world with a bolder, guitar-forward sound co-produced with Aaron Dessner and featuring collaborations with Paul Mescal; spanning 16 tracks, it pairs razor-sharp storytelling with bigger textures—from the title-track’s raw rocker to intimate ballads like Imaginary Friend—while witty moments like Mini Bar balance the darkness, marking Abrams’ strongest, most mature work yet.
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