The issue also includes interviews with Perfume Genius, Jarvis Cocker, Doves, Ben Gibbard, Tim Burgess, Hinds, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Bob Mould, Muzz, Protomartyr, Jehnny Beth, Jónsi, Madeline Kenney, I Break Horses, Khruangbin, Kelly Lee Owens, I LIKE TRAINS, The Beths, Bright Eyes, Deradoorian, The Dears, Jess Williamson, Dehd, Oceanator, Bartees Strange, Westerman, and several others. Plus there is a piece on how and when the live music industry might return from the pandemic. The issue also features an in-depth article on the current state of the music industry. The issue features Phoebe Bridgers and Moses Sumney on the two covers. (Phoebe Bridgers Cover) by FACETAPE / Digital Track.

Under the Radar is excited to announce the full details of our new print issue, which is out now nationwide (on newsstands, in such stores as Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million, and elsewhere) and available to buy directly from us here. Search all Bandcamp artists, tracks, and albums. Back on 3rd November, Phoebe Bridgers tweeted if trump loses I will cover. But if this tells you anything about our relationship, we wrote this song together, just like everything else.”Īs usual, Bridgers‘s eye for details makes the song as she encapsulates exasperation with piercing lines such as “If you’re a work of art, I’m standing too close / I can see the brush strokes” or “It’s amazing to me how much you can say / When you don’t know what you’re talking about.” Listen below and pre-order the album via Bandcamp.Under the Radar Announces Issue 67 with Phoebe Bridgers and Moses Sumney on the Covers Issue 67 Out Now and Also Includes an In-Depth Music Industry Article and Interviews with Perfume Genius, Bright Eyes, Jarvis Cocker, Ben Gibbard, Wye Oak, Jónsi, Bartees Strange, and Much More Available via Bandcamp with proceeds going to Fair Fight. We became like family to each other, so our breakup was extremely tough. “We dated for a few years, made music every day, and were extremely codependent. “It’s about my breakup with my drummer,” Bridgers explained.

After “ Garden Song” and “ Kyoto,” she has now unveiled a new single, “I See You.” A bitter breakup song about Marshall Vore, the track was actually written with Marshall Vore. Los Angeles singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers is going to release her sophomore album Punisher in a few weeks.

“I See You” is taken from Phoebe Bridgers‘s sophomore album, Punisher, out June 19 on Dead Oceans.

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