01 Natural Disaster 02 Outta Time 03 It’s Fine 04 Easy 05 A Single Day 06 My Own City 07 For a Moment 08 Calling on Angels 09 Real Life 10 Hope You’re Happy Now 11 It’s a Journey 12 I’ve Got News for You
the vinyl is beautiful, the song is good. a few more songs that I love and I'll preorder from her for the first time!
Okay so I dug a bit deeper and I guess Jenny Lewis made a tweet about Pitchfork reviewers being too harsh which was presumably sparked by the review for this album, and the discourse was mostly about that instead of what Bethany tweeted, but Jenny deleted the tweet. I’ll try and see if I can find a screenshot of it.
No comment on what the tweeter said (I haven’t read the review in full yet), but here is a screenshot:
honestly bethany's original tweet was bullshit, it was a completely well-written review by one of pitchfork's best. jenny's response is just ... baffling? the album before this most recent one she got an 8.0 and wasn't complaining and then to tweet this immediately after saying "fuck pitchfork" in another tweet is weird lol
positioning yourself as an "indie artist" on Capitol Records with the same label Miles Davis was on is wild too lol. like come on.
On the 24 Question Party People/Bandsplain podcast with guest Stephen Jenkins, the host brought up how they and Bethany talked about how mean/critical Pitchfork is and Jenkins, noted unfunny d-bag who writes killer alt-rock songs, actually had a funny reaction, stopping the host to point out how Best Coast is actually a rare example of a band that has been well-reviewed by Pitchfork.