But this album is also something greater and altogether new for Mitski. Recorded in Nashville and Los Angeles, with a cast of supporting musicians that include country scene stalwarts like pedal ...

Mitski's music can help. ... In the decade since the then-university undergrad released her demo-level debut Lush, ... and her current main inspiration, New Wave-era synth-driven rock.

As Mitski herself explains in the liner notes, “It’s about going from being a kid with a dream, to a grown up with a job, and feeling that somewhere along the way you got left behind.

Spend time with this one and, as with all Mitski’s other albums ... musicians who are working with what might appear to be a lush, old-fashioned singer-songwriter style, and taking it to ...

Mitski, the indie musician, was eighteen when she wrote her first song. That may not seem particularly precocious in an era when adolescent pop phenoms release entire albums that were recorded in ...

In an interview, Mitski recounted the time when producer Patrick Hyland realised something unprecedented about her creative process: her albums, sonically and thematically, come in pairs, each ...

In “Lush,” Mitski is a doomed face staring into the sun, bearing witness to a blinding beauty. A bag of bones can still enjoy the cool air on her skin. Editor’s Note: ...

The film and soundtrack will both arrive January 24th. On “Cop Car,” Mitski embraces the vintage soft-loud dynamics of the grunge era, building to a heavy barrage of guitar chords that teeter ...

10. “Class of 2013” (2013) Mitski released her first two albums, “Lush” (2012) and “Retired From Sad, New Career in Business” (2013), in relative obscurity when she was a student at ...

Mitski is an American singer-songwriter whose music blends indie rock, folk, and pop. She gained recognition for albums like Be the Cowboy and Lush, known for their emotional depth and unique sound.

Fans might be surprised that Mitski Miyawaki is releasing her seventh album just a year and a half after her sixth, not least because there was a point not so long ago where it looked like she was ...