Unmasking Phoebe Bridgers: The Enigmatic Force Shaping Indie Music

Unmasking Phoebe Bridgers: The Enigmatic Force Shaping Indie Music

Ever wondered if melancholy could be mass-produced in an H&M fitting room? There’s something magnetic about Phoebe Bridgers—maybe it’s her tendency to look like she’s quietly judging your Spotify playlists or maybe it’s the fact that her third solo album, Lost Weekend, feels like a group text from all your feelings at once—delivered while you’re curled up in thrifted flannel. Is this record powered by iron supplements and white-noise machines, or just the existential dread most of us save for Sundays? As Bridgers glides from grippy sock mogul to Grammy winner (by child of two not-that-famous people, no less), her aura brings to mind the sharp wit of a friend who’d help you throw out your ex’s hoodie before breaking down why the album’s title is a not-so-subtle jab at Gracie Abrams’ genealogy . Join me as we tumble down this delightfully morose rabbit hole—just promise you’ll put down the old flannels when you’re done. LEARN MORE

Singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers has released Lost Weekend, her third studio album. Here’s everything you need to know about the artist.

Genre: Bummed out in H&M

Biggest Influence: SNOOZ Pro Original Smart White Noise Machine 

Often Compared To: That platinum blond from Boygenius

Accolades: Grammy for Best Performance by Child of Two Non-Famous People

Bestselling Merch: Grippy socks

Famous Exes: Wow, a woman artist releases her first solo album in six years and you want to talk about some random guys she’s dated? Paul Mescal and Ryan Adams.

Drug Of Choice: Iron supplements

Why The Album Is Called Lost Weekend : Reference to Gracie Abrams’ dad

Next Project: Putting old flannels in trash bag for Goodwill

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