Neil Young / The Chrome Hearts: Second Song Album Review
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Neil Young released his 50th studio album, Second Song, which includes a re‑recording of his 1964 track “I’ll Love You Forever.” Coverage highlighted the album’s meditation on the passage of time and an “epic reckoning with mortality,” alongside commentary on Young’s unconventional creative process. The release prompted reviews and discussion across several outlets, concluding the trend’s coverage.
Epilogue added 46m ago, after coverage quieted.
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Neil Young / The Chrome Hearts: Second Song Album Review Pitchfork · 50d ago broke it first
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