Phoebe Bridgers announces second album ‘Punisher’ and shares new track ‘Kyoto’
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nme.comFeaturing guest appearances from the likes of Conor Oberst and Lucy Dacus Phoebe Bridgers has announced details of her second album ‘Punisher’, as well as sharing ‘Kyoto’ – the latest track to be taken from the record.
The singer released her debut album ‘Stranger In The Alps’ in 2017, and its follow-up will arrive on June 19 via Dead Oceans.
It follows a hugely successful period that has seen Bridgers teaming up with Conor Oberst to form Better Oblivion Community Center, as well as co-founding the indie supergroup boygenius alongside Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus.
Describing the latest track ‘Kyoto’, Bridgers said: “This song is about impostor syndrome. About being in Japan for the first time, somewhere I’ve always wanted to go, and playing
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