Tiffany Day: HALO Album Review | Pitchfork
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Read Lydia Wei’s review of the album.
Reader Score No score yet, be the first to add. 0.0 Genre: Electronic Label: Broke Records Release Date: 2026 By Lydia Wei Reviewed April 13, 2026 The songwriter and producer’s second album pairs bedroom-pop vulnerability with electroclash chaos to capture the emotional overload of growing up. Save this story Save this story For all we wax poetic about youth, would any of us be brave enough to actually go back and relive it? Scroll through Snapchat memories or re-read teenage diaries and see if you could survive it again: breaking up with boyfriends because you thought you weren’t good enough
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