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which was praised as “a plush compendium of longing” by The New York Times
paired with Justin’s longtime guitarist Paul Niehaus
Released in late 1992 by Delicious Vinyl
Driving anywhere in Texas can cost you half a day
Puberty 2 Cassette fg_Release Date_2011-06-04 which was praised as “aThe follow up to 2014's 'Bury Me At Makeout Creek', named after a Simpsons quote and hailed by Pitchfork as "a complex 10 song story [containing] some of the most nuanced, complex and articulate music that's come from the indiesphere in a while," 'Puberty 2' picks up where its predecessor left off. "It's kind of a two parter," explains Mitski. "It's similar in sound, but a direct growth [from] that record." Musically, there are subtle evolutions:
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