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“” But she grows up with a bang on Pylon .”
““Drive me out to somewhere I’ve never seen/Kiss me like someone you’ve never been with.” Beabadoobee doesn’t figure out any solutions to her problems in these songs — that wouldn’t be very Nineties of her, would it?”
“She’s never conjured up so much guitar rage, and it suits her, since she’s in a fighting mood.”
“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Album Review Beabadoobee Is in a Fighting Mood on ‘Pylon’ On her excellent fourth album, the young star pumps all her doubts and fears into righteous guitar noise By Rob Sheffield Rob Sheffield Contact Rob Sheffield on X Beabadoobee Is in a Fighting Mood on ‘Pylon’ On 9/11, Not a Single Patient Arrived at the Triage Center CDs Are Back, and We Think We Know Why View all posts by Rob Sheffield September 16, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Erika Kamano* Pylon is Beatrice Laus’ fourth album, after growing up in public as Beabadoobee , going from the teenage bedroom-pop whiz kid du jour to bona fide rock star.”
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“She was just 17 when she blew up worldwide, going viral with “Coffee.” Yet she was no novelty, as she proved in homemade gems like “She Plays Bass” and her Pavement fan letter “ I Wish I Was Stephen Malkmus.”
“She races from one emotional extreme to another — love, hate, insecurity, on-the-road loneliness, more hate, all caught up in the feedback-friendly sizzle of the guitars.”
“But fortunately, she gets meaner on Pylon .”
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“She’s got plenty of time to come up with answers — but for now, she just wants to pump all her doubts and fears into guitar noise.”
“She sets the tone with the bruising single “Sun Has Set,” snarling in her deceptively sweet voice, “When I say we’ll never be friends/I mean we’ll never pretend/Fuck that, you can never run back to me now.” Her last album, 2024’s This Is How Tomorrow Moves , was laid-back and whimsical, striving for maturity with producer Rick Rubin, but in a way that hinted she was mellowing out before her time.”
“Her songwriting is sharper than ever in emotionally charged tunes like “Write Me a Lettter,” “Radio,” and “Switchblade,” where she laments, “Growing up just means to fuck everything up again.” She’s always had a jones for Nineties rock, an era when the radio was ruled by rude female voices and loud guitars — just her kind of combo.”
“And Pylon makes it sound like she’s just getting started.”
“But she’s at her nastiest here, with a fresh sound full of raw guitar aggression, which fits how she’s feeling in these righteously pissed-off tunes.”
““Take the wheel,” she sighs over J.”
“At 26, Beabadoobee’s taking stock of the emotional wreckage of her twenties — as in “Write Me a Letter,” where she sighs, “You’re older/I’m bipolar/The weather’s getting colder.” All over Pylon , she comes on like the grown-up version of the clever teen misfit she played on early records like Space Cadet , full of indie-rock sass.”