BRIGHT EYES – Fevers And Mirrors
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"...But mostly, I was young enough, and I did take the album very seriously. I was 20 when Fevers And Mirrors came out — the same age as Oberst. When I found the album, I was living in an art-student flophouse and reeling from my first bad breakup. I needed that shit. Fevers And Mirrors exists for people who are right around that age — who know enough to be embarrassed about wallowing in their own piddly personal pain but who can’t stop themselves from doing it anyway. Lil Peep, the late emo-rap figurehead, was 20 when he whine-rapped over a “Something Vague” sample on the 2016 track “Worlds Away.” He knew.
Fevers And Mirrors is a faintly humiliating album about a faintly humiliating time in life. But if it found you at that time, then chances are good that it imprinted itself upon you. I feel 20 every time I hear it. Sometimes, I need to feel 20 in the worst way. It feels faintly appropriate that Fevers And Mirrors, an album that almost seems custom-built to appeal to 20-year-olds, is now itself 20. I wonder if the album feels like nobody understands it...." - Tom Breihan, Stereogum
A Spindle, A Darkness, A Fever, And A Necklace | 6:28 | ||
A Scale, A Mirror, And These Indifferent Clocks | 2:44 | ||
The Calendar Hung Itself | 3:55 | ||
Something Vague | 3:33 | ||
The Movement Of A Hand | 4:02 | ||
Arienette | 3:45 | ||
When The Curious Girl Realizes She Is Under Glass | 2:40 | ||
Haligh, Haligh, A Lie, Haligh | 4:43 | ||
The Center Of The World | 4:43 | ||
Sunrise, Sunset | 4:32 | ||
An Attempt To Tip The Scales | 8:29 | ||
A Song To Pass The Time | 5:30 |