Tarush Mohanti and Aaron Goldstein did mini reviews for each track on the 9th Taylor Swift album EVERMORE.
1. willow π€©
Aaron Goldstein
βLife was a willow and it bent right to your wind, but I come back stronger than a 90βs trend.β
The album starts where FOLKLORE left off – with a soothing βInvisible Stringβ like melody that lulls the listener swifty back to Taylorβs universe.
2. champagne problems π€©
Aaron Goldstein
βOne for the money, two for the show, I never get ready so i watch you go.β
Swift channels her inner Pete Wentz lyricism in some of the best writing on the album.
3. gold rush π€© Aaron
Aaron Goldstein
βAnd the coastal town we never found will never see a love as pure as itβ
The catchiest beat on the album feels a bit too lyrically generic.
4. tis the damn season π€©
Aaron Goldstein
βTime flies messy as the mud on your truck tires, now I am missing your smile, hear me out.β
Swiftβs Tim McGraw-like lyrics shine on a worthy βtrack 4.β
5. tolerate it π
Aaron Goldstein
βOur love should be celebrated, but you tolerate it.β
I tolerated this song.
6. no body, no crime featuring HAIM π€©
Tarush Mohanti
“Este wasn’t there Tuesday night at Olive GardΠ΅nβ
Love this song – not only is it a murder mystery, but (kinda) breaks the fourth wall in such a fun way
7. happiness π€©
Tarush Mohanti
βWhen did your winning smile begin to look like a smirk?β
Taylor Swiftβs lyrical genius shines through on this one
8. dorothea π€©
Tarush Mohanti
βYou got shiny friends since you left town, a tiny screen’s the only place I see you nowβ
The way she sings βDorotheeeeaaaaβ alone makes this song a jam
9. coney island featuring The National π
Tarush Mohanti
“Did I close my fist around something delicate?”
Taylor Swiftβs part of this is great, but Iβm not loving Matt Berningerβs vocals. Weβll see about this one in the long run, love the lyrics but I need a few more listens
10. ivy π€©
Tarush Mohanti
βyour ivy grows, and now I’m covered in youβ
This song is so lyrically illustrative – that, combined with the catchy melody and harmonies, makes this one a winner in my book
11. cowboy like me π€©
βEyes full of starsβ (obvi)
Another country entry that even has Tim McGraw-esque guitar licks with warm guest vocals is an early highlight.
12. long story short π€©
βNo more keeping score, now I just keep you warmβ
A refreshing, upbeat-ish – even dancy! – track that rounds alleviates some of the heavier moments on the record. Would fit snugly on RED.
13. marjorie π€©
βShould’ve kept every grocery store receipt
‘Cause every scrap of you would be taken from meβ
This heart-wrenching companion piece to folkloreβs track 13, βepiphanyβ displays endearing lyricism reminiscent of βRonanβ
14. closure π€©
βI’m fine with my spite
And my tears, and my beers and my candlesβ
A worthy addition to the experimental-penultimate tracks club.
15. evermore featuring Bon Iver π€©
βI replay my footsteps on each stepping stone
Trying to find the one where I went wrongβ
My favorite version of Bon Iver has revealed himself in all of this closing tracks glory.

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