Music Review: Mitski dances with the devil and God on 'The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We'
By MARIA SHERMAN
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Tracks like the opener “Bug Like an Angel” are both hopeful and haunting.
LOS ANGELES -- In 2019, a year after the release of the critically acclaimed album "Be the Cowboy," Mitski -- one of the most idiosyncratic and devoted artists in indie rock -- announced an indefinite hiatus. It wouldn't last long.
After contemplating retirement, Mitski returns with a new album that’s warmer, quieter, and more organic-sounding. For the first time in a while, she sounds like she has space to breathe.
Producer and singer/songwriter Jonathan Wilson talks with Paste about his latest record, the brilliant and colorful Eat the Worm.