Crushing
On an album that mines failed relationships for self-discovery, the Australian singer-songwriter shows her talent at distilling complex situations into searing couplets.
The Australian's second album is the sonic equivalent of cracking a smirk, and jabbing your knee back towards an offending man-spreader.
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Aussie singer Julia Jacklin's second album, 'Crushing,' is an early candidate for the year’s strongest singer-songwriter breakthrough.
Those who fell for Jacklin’s 2016 excellent debut, ‘Don’t Let the Kids Win’, will find a continuity of alternative attitude and vintage influences here
With her evocative, uneasy debut album, Don't Let the Kids Win, singer/songwriter Julia Jacklin found critical and a certain amount of commercial success, reaching the Top 50 of the album chart in her native Australia.
Julia Jacklin returns with a remarkable second album which explores the quietly devastating aspects of love and heartbreak.
This young Australian singer-songwriter made a real mark with her 2016 debut, Don't Let The Kids Win, and subsequent international touring,...
After touring for two years following her well-received debut, Julia Jacklin feels more comfortable as a musician.
An album that opens with a song as emotionally powerful as ‘Body’ instantly bodes well. The restrained and unchanging rhythm pulls the
Julia Jacklin's second album ‘Crushing’ is a strikingly candid exploration into the highs and lows of the end of a relationship and what comes next.
The ever-nebulous singer-songwriter genre of music is full of artists whose singing and songwriting are largely interchangeable with that of many peers.
'Crushing' by Julia Jacklin, album review by Matthew Wardell. The Australian singer/songwriter's full-length comes out on February 22, via Polyvinyl