In the first installment of We’ll Perfect Our Chemistry, their new column of personal essays about flawless songs, Paste Music editor Matt Mitchell pens an ode to Simon & Garfunkel’s “The Boxer” and dreaming of living somewhere else, only to stay in the place where your grief got its name.
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The New York singer-songwriter’s latest 36-minute album is her shortest to date, but it’s also her strongest.
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Ian Abramson plays with comedic convention in a way that’s avant-garde and exciting, yet still digestible.