April Strings

Self Exile

Too Late Now / Oh No

Too Late Now

Deep in View

At Pace

The Next 20th Century

Everything Is Simple

Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky

Back To The Radio

"Tragic Endings" was written about my obsessive tendency to worry and my need to know how things will end.

Tragic Endings

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Jeanines' 2019 self-titled debut was an indiepop tour-de-force that drew from a deep set of DIY pop influences, garnering attention from well beyond the international pop underground. Now they're back with "Don't Wait For A Sign," and it's a real gem; shaped by the pandemic, it's deeper and a bit darker than their debut and ultimately even more satisfying. The new single "Who's In The Dark" is 90 seconds of indiepop perfection, hearkening back to everything from 60s folk/sunshine-pop legends Wendy & Bonnie to post-Black Tambourine Pam Berry projects like The Shapiros and The Castaway Stones. Alicia's beautiful vocal melodies wrap themselves around the tune like a honeyed blanket, and the result is supremely beguiling.

Don't Wait For A Sign

Jeanines - Who's In The Dark

Inside Problems

Eight

Apologies to the Queen Mary

I'll Believe in Anything

Summer in Abaddon

Fortress

I Love You, Honeybear

Holy Shit

Phases

Sweet Dreams

Cherry

I have more CDs than I need but less than I want

The Next 20th Century

Father John Misty

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