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Description
Made from afar, primarily with the Nationals Aaron Dessner, Swifts eighth album is a sweater-weather record filled with cinematic love songs and rich fictional details.
After years as pops most reliable first-person essayist, Swift channels her distinct style into what are essentially works of fiction and autofiction, finding compelling protagonists in a rebellious heiress and a classic teenage love triangle.
The phantom pang of missing someone before you ever meet them is an emotion worthy of its own word. That fated feeling of love and the passage of time is the theme that runs between Carly Rae Jepsens smash hit Call Me Maybe and the Nationals antisocial romance Slow Show; its also the kind of thing Taylor Swift might write about.
Pitchfork
Taylor Swift – folklore Review
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