Review: Bridgers is faultless in soul-bearing second album
Phoebe Bridgers is exceptional as ever in “Punisher,” her second album following the fantastic “Stranger in the Alps” from 2017.
Phoebe Bridgers is exceptional as ever in “Punisher,” her second album following the fantastic “Stranger in the Alps” from 2017.
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