The Three Headed Beast

We’re back! We're here for more personal therapy guided by Mizz Swift and wild speculations for the fun of it.Listen as I try to convince my friends who live too happy lives that this is in fact a sad album, and Katherine tries to read everything through a straight lens.p.s For the fact checkers out there Karlie Kloss did not live on Cornelia street – this is a lie. She did visit though. But that might be even more of a stretch than the argument made in this podcast.

We are back for a season 2 babyyyy, and it only took us 6 months! This time we're back with our gal Orla's debut album, Woman on the Internet. It slaps, but also means we talk a lot about cyclical abuse, and trauma, and cheating, it's the most fun ever! Don't worry there's still your usual talking over each other, reading lyrics only to go hmm yes and lack of understanding of music of any kind, don't you worry! We are women on the internet (barely) and yes we will make bold assumptions based on little evidence.

We're back with another Taylor Swift album (shocked face). This week in light of Taylor's announcement of the re-recording of Fearless (Taylor's Version) we listen to fearless! Listen for an hour as we gush over the goddess herself, and have perhaps the most biased opinions of all. I had to edit a lot of bad singing along out of this one but listen ? They're all bops so it's allowed.

This week we have the absolute mother of technological difficulties, and we hate distancing more than ever. Fortunately, we have Haim as a vibey background to our troubles. We discuss everything from sharing a bed with your parents to the politics of Israel in what is a reasonably chaotic episode! We are women who hate technology, women who aren't in music, women who are just trying their best.

She only went and did it, didn't she ?? Taylor released her 3rd album in the space of a year and a half, causing mass panic and excitement for us three. We talk all about the floaty vibes, and how Taylor seemed to have read our minds and delivered us the exact album we've always wanted! Get ready to listen to some angsty, sad tunes with some angsty gals, and undoubtedly Ivy is a queer song, we won't hear any different!

This week we review Kiyoko's debut's album 'Expectations' but were our expectations met ??? We tell our stories of when we went to see the Lesbian Jesus herself, including drama, loneliness, tall girls, lesbian rage, disgusting men and barcelona, what more could you want? There are a LOT of misheard lyrics in this one, so if you don't want your idea of Kiyoko to change forever, maybe give this one a miss.