Liz Warner
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147 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard yesterday
Liz Warner’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And this, to me, finds her truly at her most authentic as well.
And a song like Michigan really highlights that as well.
It's the imagination.
It's taking you not only to Michigan, but to some other places in your mind.
It's such an interesting song lyrically.
And the whole way that you can consider the context of a sharp knife and the self-protection essentially is what ends up coming through as this theme.
But it really highlights a certain kind of vulnerability that once again, you know, we're talking about this rawness, this authenticity, and she's exposing herself in new ways.
And that's a perfect song to highlight what it is that she's going through.
you're probably wondering who are Man, Woman, Chainsaw.
That's what a lot of people are wondering right now because they're brand new.
They basically are making their first record.
It's already getting a lot of attention.
They have so many different references in the indie rock and art rock zones, and they pull it off so well with such confidence that it is a little bit tricky because you tend to think like, wait a minute, there's no way this is their first record.
I like their use of violin.
That's something else.
It's sort of in this, let's call it a pop realm, even though it's indie rock, whatever you want to call it.
It's not classical.
In some cases, you have the violin on something like Nosedive that adds to very much in a melodic sense.
Stephen, have you seen the video for Nosedive?
I have not.
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