“The track represents a second after I was studying to deal with painful recollections of the previous and the way they’ve formed my future,” stated Pom Pom Squad frontperson Mia Berrin. “In accepting them, I’ve been capable of finding extra freedom and forgiveness inside myself.” Pom Pom Squad has additionally shared the music video for “Spinning”, directed by Mia Berrin and Benjamin Lieber.
Talking in regards to the “Spinning” video, Berrin famous: “Plenty of the lyrics on the album need to do with watching/analyzing your self, so I knew I wished to create a surveillance room setup for one thing. It turned out to be a very enjoyable home-base for the “Spinning” video.”
Berrin elaborates on the importance of the album’s title: “the album title is impressed by a horror film trope and pertains to the uncanny feeling of seeing your self mirrored — each actually and figuratively. It was my most difficult artistic expertise up to now and a real labor of affection.”
On her artistic inspirations for the album, Berrin says: “I took quite a lot of inspiration from my youthful self on this album. I wished to get again in contact with my artistic roots. After hitting a very tough bout of author’s block, I challenged myself to make a playlist of my all-time favourite songs from childhood to maturity. It was therapeutic in a method I didn’t anticipate! Earlier than we went into the studio I made my bandmates and Cody do the identical, then all of us listened to one another’s and had a protracted dialog about them. By means of the periods for Mirror we have been all pulling references from our collective playlists greater than the rest.”
The forthcoming album follows 2021’s Demise of a Cheerleader.
Tracklist:
- Downhill
- Spinning
- Avenue Fighter
- Everyone’s Transferring On
- Villain
- Operating From Myself
- Messages
- Montauk
- Doll Tune
- Tarot Interlude
- The Tower
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