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Adrianne Lenker: Bright Future

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By Hannah Blanchette, Adrianne Lenker
| The Absolute Sound Verified
A A A “Just when I thought I couldn’t feel more/I feel a little more,” sings the singer-songwriter Adrianne Lenker in her signature, trembling warble over the fragile fingerstyle guitar of “Free Treasure.” That phrase succinctly sums up the experience of listening to Bright Future, a folk gem that builds upon the introspection and sorrow of her previous release, songs and instrumentals (2020).
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Adrianne Lenker: Bright Future

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By Simon Kirk, Adrianne Lenker, Jane Smiley
| Sun 13
“You have my heart / I want it back,” sings Adrianne Lenker on Evol – one of the many songs on her latest solo album, Bright Future, centred on love and the conflict that comes with it. Either side of conquering the “big indie” stratum as leader of Big Thief, Lenker has carved out a catalogue of fine solo releases, including gateway records to her band’s most impressive moment, U.F.O.F., in Hours with Birds (2014) and Abysskiss (2018).
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Indiecast Reviews New Albums By Waxahatchee, Adrianne Lenker And Rosali

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By Adrianne Lenker
| Newswav
Steven and Ian begin this week's episode with a very non-indie rock topic - the story about Bruno Mars owing $50 million to a Las Vegas casino. They shoehorn a brief Sportscast about the emerging gambling scandal involving Shohei Ohtani, lamenting the bad side effects of gambling while also hoping to get some gambling sponsorships for the Fantasy Albums Draft.
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