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Contents Format: CD Specifications: Jewel Case Phoebe Bridgers' Japan tour has been announced. Nominated for 4 Grammy Awards & sweeping the Best Album of the Year awards. The Japan tour edition of her critically acclaimed masterpiece album "Punisher," released in 2020 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, is now available. Love has a huge impact on our lives, personalities, and priorities, but Phoebe Bridgers doesn't write that many love songs. Her fourth release, her second solo album, "Punisher," deals with this theme. To say she writes songs about heartbreak would be to sell her sorrowful wisdom. To say she writes songs about pain would erase all the quirky joy in her music. With the release of "Punisher," she has become one of the wisest, most nuanced, and most prolific songwriters of our time. Bridgers is a rare artist with a sense of humor that doesn't mind instantly dismantling her own popularity. Many media outlets, including The New Yorker, The New York Times, GQ, Pitchfork, The Fader, and The Los Angeles Times, have lauded her, but she herself is more interested in discussing the humiliating process of being human with a blank expression on Twitter. She presents a cute and funny twist on the surprisingly sad songs she writes. Punisher is an album filled with these subtle tensions that are difficult to recognize, and it is what drove it to completion. Bridgers' unique talent lies in her intense curiosity about the uncomfortable and painful, pushing it to the limit until she can find a beautiful or absurd answer, or faithfully report the reality that there is no such answer. Punisher was written and recorded from the summer of 2018 to the fall of 2019. The project was carried out in collaboration with Tony Berg and Ethan Gruska, who also collaborated on "Stranger In The Alps," and Bridgers himself, who co-produced Boygenius's EP and Better Oblivion Community Center's album, took on the role of co-producer on this album as well. The album features longtime bandmates Marshall Vore (Dr), Harrison Whitford (G), Emily Retsas (B), and Nick White (Key), as well as formidable guest appearances from Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus, Christian Lee Hutson, Conor Oberst, Nathaniel Walcott (Bright Eyes), Nick Zinner (Yeah Yeah Yeahs), Jenny Lee Lindberg (Warpaint), Blake Mills, and Jim Keltner. The mixing was done by Mike Mogis, who also worked on "Stranger In The Alps." (Addendum) Released worldwide on June 19, 2020, 'Punisher' swept the year's best album awards (*) and was nominated for four Grammy Awards at the 63rd Grammy Awards (Best New Artist, Best Rock Performance, Best Rock Song, and Best Alternative Music Album). (*) The following is only the top 10; Under the Radar Best Album of the Year 1st Norman Records Best Album of the Year 2nd Chorus.fm Best Album of the Year 1st Hot Press Best Album of the Year 3rd The Young Folks Best Album of the Year 1st Drowned in Sound Best Album of the Year 6th Us Weekly Best Album of the Year 7th Sputnikmusic Best Album of the Year 6th Yahoo Entertainment Best Album of the Year 4th BrooklynVegan Best Album of the Year 3rd Spectrum Culture Best Album of the Year 2nd No Ripcord Best Album of the Year 2nd GQ [UK] Best Album of the Year 2nd musicOMH Best Album of the Year 6th Our Culture Best Album of the Year 2nd Far Out Magazine Best Album of the Year 2nd Clash Best Album of the Year 3rd The A.V. Club Best Album of the Year 2nd Dork Best Album of the Year 4th DIY Best Album of the Year 1st The FADER Best Album of the Year 5th Variety: Jem Aswad Best Album of the Year 6th Variety: Chris Willman: 7th on the list of best albums of the year; USA Today: 8th on the list; NME: 5th on the list; The Sunday: 1st on the list; Gaffa (Sweden): 2nd on the list; Esquire (UK): 1st on the list; Pitchfork: 4th on the list; Rough Trade Record: 2nd on the list; NPR Music: 4th on the list; Rolling Stone: 10th on the list; PopMatters: 1st on the list; NBHAP: 1st on the list; Slate: 1st on the list; The Forty-Five: 1st on the list; The Wild Honey Pie: 1st on the list; The Skinny: 2nd on the list; Uncut: 3rd on the list; Consequence of Sound: 3rd on the list; Exclaim!: 3rd on the list; MOJO: 9th on the list; SPIN: 7th on the list; The New York Times: Lindsay Zoladz: 2nd on the list; The Line of Best Fit: 4th best album of the year; Treble: 2nd best album of the year; FLOOD: 5th best album of the year; Vulture: 5th best album of the year; Crack: 10th best album of the year; Gaffa (Denmark): 8th best album of the year; Slant Magazine: 8th best album of the year; The New Yorker: Amanda Petrusich: 10th best album of the year; OOR: 7th best album of the year. 'REUNION TOUR' PHOEBE BRIDGERS: Phoebe Bridgers, the singer-songwriter from Los Angeles, USA, will be holding her first ever Japan tour in 3 cities, including an acoustic performance in Kyoto! February 18, 2023 (Sat) Kyoto MUSE (Acoustic) February 20, 2023 (Mon) Osaka NAMBA HATCH February 21, 2023 (Tue) Tokyo Zepp DiverCity (Inquiries) SMASH: https://smash-jpn.com/ [TRACKLIST] 01. DVD Menu / Garden Song 02. Kyoto 03. Punisher 04. Halloween 05. Chinese Satellite 06. Moon Song 07. Savior Complex 08. ICU 09. Graceland Too 10. I Know The End 11. Kyoto (Copycat Killer Version)* 12. Savior Complex (Copycat Killer version)* 13. Chinese Satellite (Copycat Killer version)* 14. Punisher (Copycat Killer version)* 15. Savior Complex (demo)* 16. Moon Song (Live at Electric Lady)* *Bonus Tracks Media reviews and more Phoebe Bridgers' Japan tour has been confirmed. Nominated for four Grammy Awards and sweeping the Best Album of the Year awards, her critically acclaimed masterpiece album 'The Punisher', released in a Japan tour edition, comes amidst the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020. (C)RS

