Much has been written and poetically waxed about the tricky existential conundrums of the Millennial generation. But no one seems to nail it quite like Esther Rose, who has been quietly building a catalogue of powerful, achingly beautiful songwriting for the past few years. Across lo-fi, twangy foot-stompers and spare ballads, she sings in golden hues about following whims and getting involved with the wrong partners, feeling empowered by being untethered and teenaged nostalgia.
ALBUM REVIEW: Esther Rose's 'Want' Is Her Most Settled Record Yet
