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I Know the End feels split down the middle.
Then the electric guitar picks up and Bridgers starts to describe a drive.
I live in dystopia, shetold Pitchfork, talking about scenes in her music.
But on I Know the End, dystopia feels inescapable, everywhere you look.
The billboard said, The end is near, she sings.
BridgerscallsI Know the End a big metal song, but its really the Phoebe Bridgers universes equivalent to metal.
But that was restrained I Know the End is maximalist chaos.
Im not afraid to disappear, Bridgers sings on the third verse.
Getting lost in the noise of her own song led to one of her greatest yet.
