jaimearic

Miley shouldn't have promoted this album with BB Talk nor Twinkle Song, we should've gatekept it for it is too punk and erudite for most ears. This is the portrayal of Miley's descent to hell at the age of 22.

Her particular hell was a crisis of meaning after having already spent half of her live in the global music industry. All of the things she was thaught, she put them aside to deliver a low-fi production, existentialist, bound-to-its-time album that fluctuates between self-mockery and ... read more