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Gracie Abrams leaves listeners in a mundane purgatory with “Daughter from Hell”
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After saying “Good Riddance” and revealing “The Secret of Us” on her first two albums, Gracie Abrams returns to music with a third album.
“Daughter from Hell” released July 17 with a name of such intensity that deserves to be equaled by the album.
Abrams’ songs are inflicted with the habit of sounding the same, and it wasn’t cured with this album.
Abrams sounds most authentic and characterized when she is co-writing with her best friend fellow singer-songwriter Audrey Hobert.
“Daughter from Hell” could have benefited from a connective tissue between each of the themes.