"Nonbinary Girlfriend's album release at Coffin Club reaffirmed my belief in the collectivism of live music on Friday, friend and Mercury writer Jenna Fletcher almost died in the pit of a house show before we went to Judy on Duty Saturday, and then NBGF tore it the fuck up at Misplaced Screen Printing for their all-ages album release before Sallie Ford and I went to see Wuthering Heights."
"Julianna Barwick's choral ambiance pairs perfectly with the work of harpist-composer Mary Lattimore, whose twinkly album Silver Ladders sends me (and my cat) into a dreamy reverie on a near-nightly basis. It's fitting, then, that the two came together for Tragic Magic, a cosmic-baroque album recorded at the Philharmonie de Paris. (It includes a Vangelis cover and a piece composed for the pair by Roger Eno.)"
The weekend included multiple events: Nonbinary Girlfriend's album release at Coffin Club, a near-miss in a house-show pit involving Mercury writer Jenna Fletcher, Judy on Duty, NBGF's all-ages album release at Misplaced Screen Printing, and a screening of Wuthering Heights. Julianna Barwick's choral ambiance pairs with harpist-composer Mary Lattimore's twinkly Silver Ladders, and the pair recorded Tragic Magic, a cosmic-baroque album at the Philharmonie de Paris that includes a Vangelis cover and a piece by Roger Eno. Cardi B's new album Am I The Drama? is witty, queer, socialist, and recommended for energetic yard work; sample lyrics are provided.
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