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8 September 2026 – Lily Seabird — Lightspheres on Their Way
By Editorial Team - September 8, 2026
Summary
Vermont songwriter Lily Seabird earns a glowing Pitchfork review for Lightspheres on Their Way, out via Lame-O Records.
Key Facts
- Vermont songwriter Lily Seabird reviewed by Pitchfork for Lightspheres on Their Way.
- Released via respected indie imprint Lame-O Records.
- Extracts gorgeous melodies from vulnerable themes with a raspy country-tinged vocal.
- Entities: Lily Seabird, Lightspheres on Their Way, Pitchfork, Lame-O Records, Vermont
- Tags: lily-seabird, lightspheres-on-their-way, pitchfork, lame-o-records, indie-folk, singer-songwriter
Vermont songwriter Lily Seabird has earned a glowing new Pitchfork review today for her album Lightspheres on Their Way, released via Lame-O Records.
The review highlights her remarkable ability to extract unexpectedly beautiful melodies from messy and uncomfortable emotional themes. Her raspy, country-tinged vocal tone periodically yields to moments of breathtaking, crystalline clarity.
Deeply atmospheric and lyrically unflinching, Lightspheres on Their Way stands as a monumental release in contemporary indie folk and singer-songwriter music.