The title of the song refers to something found at the bottom of a drink: “As I got older / I learned I’m a drinker / Sometimes a drink feels like family,” Mitski sings, the choir echoing her.

Then a choir enters, reiterating, “Family!” The single is accompanied by a video directed by Noel Paul, which features an elderly woman stumbling on a cobblestone street outside a bar. Mitski ...

In the music video for “Bug Like an Angel,” directed by Noel Paul, a woman staggers and collapses outside of a bar until she is welcomed by a choir featuring a guitar-wielding Mitski.

Mitski's new album sounds like a movie ... "You know what? I want a big choir at this moment." The song without the choir is super simple. It's my vocal and then it starts with just acoustic ...

Still, through the darkness, Mitski includes a somewhat lighter touch to the song, as a choir joins in — and also appears in the music video. Directed by Noel Paul, it visualizes the song’s ...

“Bug Like An Angel,” meanwhile, finds Mitski, alone again, discovering something heavenly at the bottom of her glass. The drink, she reasons, is the only company she needs as a choir ...

A choir of singers accompanies Mitski through almost every song, creating the illusion of being inside a church, with Mitski’s words as prayers. The use of angels as characters in her songs and the ...

The choir and barking dog sounds are a bizarrely good match ... but also revels in sadness and isolation. Mitski creates traditional American folk sounds and uses them to reflect on her pain, using ...

Japanese American singer-songwriter Mitski Miyawaki says her identity is made up of “a million selves” that defy categorization — and fans are saying they find inspiration in that.

Mitski channels images of love ... drinking begins to “feel like family” — the final word punctuated by a choir that sounds like a Greek chorus. “Buffalo Replaced” evokes frontiersmen ...

Mitski has today released its first single, “Bug Like an Angel,” and an accompanying video in which she’s part of a choir attempting to aid an older woman staggering outside of a bar.