A debut that rewired pop's volume knob: whispered vocals over Finneas's sub-bass and foley-level detail, with horror-movie imagery played half for laughs. "bad guy" became inescapable, but "when the party's over" and "bury a friend" show the range — intimacy and menace from the same bedroom. Generational, and it knew it.
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