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263. TIGERS BLOOD by Waxahatchee

263. TIGERS BLOOD by Waxahatchee

I've been following Waxahatchee (aka Katie Crutchfield) ever since her 2015 record Ivy Tripp and covered her recent output here and here. With each subsequent album she impresses me more and more. Her previous record, Saint Cloud, was released during the pandemic and caught everyone, including Crutchfield herself,

235. BIG PICTURE by Fenne Lily

235. BIG PICTURE by Fenne Lily

Sometimes you just need or want to mellow out and put on some music that's soothing for the soul. That's what this recently released 2023 record by Brit Fenne Lily is all about. Lily's vocals and arrangements have an airy feel to them with

201. FLORIST (self-titled)

201. FLORIST (self-titled)

This indie folk band out of Brooklyn, New York are just out with this 2022 record. Though self-titled albums are traditionally reserved for debuts, that's not the case here - this is their fourth. I was only introduced to the band via this latest outing, so have yet

177. I DON'T KNOW WHO NEEDS TO HEAR THIS... by Tomberlin

177. I DON'T KNOW WHO NEEDS TO HEAR THIS... by Tomberlin

This 2022 sophomore effort by Sarah Beth Tomberlin reminds me, in some ways, of Phoebe Bridgers (previously covered here [https://www.auditorymusings.net/stranger-in-the-alps-by-phoebe-bridgers/] and here [https://www.auditorymusings.net/punisher-by-phoebe-bridgers/]). The arrangements are generally sparse with the occasional track rocking out, if just a bit. For the most part,