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I don't get the polarization Banks' recent releases have been causing on this subreddit, but I digress. Personally, as a longtime stan, I found the singles awesome, The Devil is one of my most streamed tracks of 2021. Upon the first listen, Serpentina does feel like a sonical continuation of III, which I loved.
Apr 8, 2022 · BANKS (7) – Serpentina. Label:Her Name Is Banks, Inc. – none: Format: 13 x File, ... 2022 Her Name is Banks, Inc. under exclusive license to AWAL ...
Listen to Serpentina on Spotify. BANKS · Album · 2022 · 13 songs. Preview of Spotify. Sign up to get unlimited songs and podcasts with occasional ads.
Despite—or perhaps due to—Banks’ sophisticated approach to pop music, this is a deep album with unique pleasures: soulful harmonies, dance-driven bass, contorted synths, club-ready love songs. This is a new Banks, the result of a victorious battle with depression and anxiety attacks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Apr 14, 2022 · The singer-songwriter’s fourth album, Serpentina, is a dark meditation on heartbreak and loss, but it lacks the experimental edge of 2019’s III, whose shots of distorted bass and harsh vocal effects bolstered Banks’s lyrics and carved out at least a somewhat unique niche for the artist. The new album finds Banks in more conventional sonic ...
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Apr 8, 2022 · Banks released her new album Serpentina today, and to celebrate, the pop artist has expanded her 2022 headlining North American tour from a handful of shows to a full 25-date run with special ...
