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What Was I Made For?

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Happier Than Ever 

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dont smile at me

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Darkly brilliant and profoundly more accomplished than any 15 year old should be, this debut album from the anything-but-precocious teen superstar is a unique a...

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WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?
  1. !!!!!!!
  2. bad guy
  3. Xanny
  4. you should see me in a crown
  5. all the good girls go to hell
  6. wish you were gay
  7. when the party’s over
  8. my strange addiction
  9. bury a friend
  10. Ilomilo
  11. listen before i go
  12. i love you
  13. Goodbye
  14. when i was older (deluxe cd (not clamshell version) only)
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billie eilish

WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?

polydor
  • limited pale yellow lp

    Released: 29th Mar 2019

    £26.99
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Dishing out the year’s catchiest tunes, the Los Angeles pop star captured our hearts and put them on a shelf we can never hope to reach.



The secret of her success isn’t easily quantified, especially as her sound isn’t obviously commercial. What really makes this classy teenager stand out from the crowd is the effortless nature of her unfailingly sweet vocal style, coupled with her brother Finneas’ crisp, understated production which makes those bass beats rumble menacingly beneath the sugary coating.

By the time the record enters its final revolution, the duo will have guided us along a fun-filled journey of coolly propulsive bangers and breathy, strippedback ballads steeped in teenage introspection, often with an intriguing gothic undercurrent.

Maintaining the momentum of her meteoric rise to fame garnered from her earlier EP seemed an impossible proposition but if the speed of progression from her initial output to her debut is a measure of her talent, she may only just be getting started… and that’s quite a prospect.

"Eilish's sound is hypermodern, but still feels classic; evoking another Billie in history" - rolling stone