RVG Brain Worms Tip On Jacket while Reva's dreamily sings about

while Reva's dreamily sings about getting away from it all

it could be argued that Liz Phair might be the singer/songwriter's most directly confessional album -- nearly every song is in the first person

In the four years following the release of 1998's SUPPOSED FORMER INFATUATION JUNKIE

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industrial pop of ‘Get Out’ is augmented with punching strings that are both lovely and foreboding

RVG Brain Worms Tip On Jacket while Reva's dreamily sings aboutA pivotal record for contemporary times; bright, free, adamant, optimistic. Brain Worms is RVGs fullest, most pristine album yet. All throughout Brain Worms, its apparent that this is a band in very fine form. Album opener Common Ground sets the tone for whats to come; a shiny, thrilling, punch of an album, with all the beloved RVG hallmarks. Vagers voice is unfiltered and commanding as ever when delivering her clever, not quite ironic lyrics. Here,