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"Put it out there": Michelle Zauner talks about accepting imperfection, and her new The Craft–inspired video.

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Zauner’s songs are intricate, vulnerable and confessional, and the overall tone of the record is light and hopeful despite its heavy subject matter. Psychopomp as a whole is bewitching and as Zauner mends from her loss, the listener feels as emotionally restored as she does.

(via Album Review: Japanese Breakfast – Psychopomp)

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Pitchfork included Japanese Breakfast's Psychopomp in their "Upcoming Releases: Spring 2016, Records to look forward to"

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A spontaneous middle-of-the-night cover (unedited/unrehearsed so pls forgive all the mistakes) of Triple 7 by Japanese Breakfast

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Japanese Breakfast: "The Woman That Loves You"

http://dlvr.it/KpgksR

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Another gorgeous, gauzy standout from the Philly songwriter's debut full-length.

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Michelle Zauner started Japanese Breakfast in response to a creative rut she was in after writing and recording the debut Little Big League record, a project she also fronts. It began with June, a song-a-day writing experiment that eventually blossomed to include two further releases — Where Is My Great Big Feeling?, another song-a-day project, and the 2014 tape American Sound. Psychopomp, out at the beginning of April, is technically Japanese Breakfast's debut album, but it comes with the fine-tuning of a songwriter and singer who has honed her skills of two-plus projects. The new record combines some re-recorded versions of older tracks and a few new ones, including the gutting opener "In Heaven." This one hits particularly close to home, as Zauner processes the loss of a loved one and tries to figure out how to move on from such insurmountable pain. After my parents died — something I've written a little bit about before — what surprised me most was how much physical evidence of

japanese breakfast is so important//v sure this is the first anything i’ve found relatable in terms of dealing with the death of a loved one

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Michelle Zauner started Japanese Breakfast in response to a creative rut she was in after writing and recording the debut Little Big League record, a project she also fronts. It began with June, a song-a-day writing experiment that eventually blossomed to include two further releases — Where Is My Great Big Feeling?, another song-a-day project, and the 2014 tape American Sound. Psychopomp, out at the beginning of April, is technically Japanese Breakfast's debut album, but it comes with the fine-tuning of a songwriter and singer who has honed her skills of two-plus projects. The new record combines some re-recorded versions of older tracks and a few new ones, including the gutting opener "In Heaven." This one hits particularly close to home, as Zauner processes the loss of a loved one and tries to figure out how to move on from such insurmountable pain. After my parents died — something I've written a little bit about before — what surprised me most was how much physical evidence of

japanese breakfast is so important//v sure this is the first anything i’ve found relatable in terms of dealing with the death of a loved one

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Japanese Breakfast: “In Heaven” http://dlvr.it/KK0lKL

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Artist: Japanese Breakfast

Title: “In Heaven”

Album: Psychopomp (2016)

Visit Japanese Breakfast’s bandcamp page for more info.

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