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Rise Above
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Goldilocks
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Good Socks (Happy)
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Winter Constellations
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Wacky
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Mudlark
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Mother - Child
03:28
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Chaos - Magic
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Dr. No
02:05
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Shea
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Pictured Rocks
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Ode 222 You
04:14
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Odetta Hartman New York, New York
swansongs out 3.22.24
+ cowboy soul
+ future folk
+ superstitious
songs
+ sound experiments
~ back-porch banjos
~ detuned violins
~ foley field recordings
~ tuning forks
... more
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I remember seeing everyone freak out on twitter when this was announced. I had literally zero idea what Mitski's music even was like apart from bits of Nobody & Washing Machine Heart, so when it came out I had no idea what to expect. I think that deciding to listen to this album was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Every single song is a standout track to me, which I don't say lightly. It also led me to listen to the rest of her discography, which I haven't regretted in the slightest.
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