Ian Sweet Finds a Surer Footing on ‘Shiverstruck’
The singer-songwriter’s fifth album trades restless experimentation for confident self-awareness, pulling her contradictions into a coherent, driving set of indie pop.
Staff Writer
The singer-songwriter’s fifth album trades restless experimentation for confident self-awareness, pulling her contradictions into a coherent, driving set of indie pop.
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