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Julia Jacklin - Pre Pleasure (White) Bright Eyes in recurrent homage to theLP, White Vinyl Polyvinyl Record Company (2022) US The binary of casual crisis is a powerful force in Julia Jacklin's music. Since releasing her debut album Don't Let the Kids Win in 2016, the Melbourne via Blue Mountains singer songwriter has carved out a fearsome reputation as a direct lyricist, willing to excavate the parameters of intimacy and agency in songs both stark and raw, loose, and playful. If her folky 2016 debut Don't Let the Kids Win