Ivy Tripp

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  2015

  James

  The fuzzed-out guitars and casual delivery initially sound relaxed, but there’s real emotional uncertainty running underneath the whole record. Katie Crutchfield writes about drifting relationships, self-doubt, and emotional exhaustion in ways that feel conversational rather than theatrical. The hooks arrive almost accidentally, woven naturally into the looseness of the band’s playing. It’s Crutchfield's most challenging and playful record as Waxahatchee.