Florist

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• Florist: Jellywish Album Review | Pitchfork | April 8, 2025, 4:01 a.m.
On Jellywish, the fifth album from her indie-folk band Florist, Sprague expresses this sense of wonder through the worldly-yet-otherworldly avatar of the jellyfish. One of the most ancient...

• Florist, 'Jellywish' Album Review - Paste Magazine | Paste | April 2, 2025, midnight
Jellywish comes two-and-a-half years after Florist, a 19-track effort that found the band at their strongest and most hopeful, thanks to autobiographical songs like “Red Bird Pt. 2” and “Sci-Fi...

• Florist Ruminate on Bigger Questions & Explore Their Duality on ... | Atwood Magazine | April 4, 2025, midnight
Florist’s self-titled album was released at the end of July that year, and spread across 19 tracks, the album is more or less evenly split between more traditionally structured “indie folk” songs, and ambient, instrumental, and often experimental pieces, involving effects, loops, and tape manipulation.

• Florist: Jellywish | Spectrum Culture | April 16, 2025, midnight
Far from being the work of a troubadour speaking to the times, Jellywish strives for something more eternal.

• Albums Of The Week: Florist | Jellywish | Tinnitist | April 3, 2025, midnight
Jellywish dares to present a realm of possibility and imagination in a time that feels evermore prescriptive, limiting, and awful. On the album, Florist explore life’s big questions without offering silver linings, morals, or definitive answers.

• Florist announce new album Jellywish | Northern Transmissions
Florist have announced their new album Jellywish, will drop on April 4th on Double Double Whammy. Singer, guitarist, and principal songwriter Emily Sprague says that the record is purposely complicated.

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