7.6
Avg Score
5
Opinions
#9,400
All Time
2
Tracks
“It's sort of fitting that 2024 would open with Jane Schoenbrun's second millennial-existentialist horror film I Saw the TV Glow and close with Pom Pom Squad's sophomore album, the late '90s period-piece Mirror Starts Moving Without Me. Both projects, thematically tethered, revel in the catharsis — and identity crisis — of their respective tragic teenage allegories. Spearheaded by frontwoman Mia ”
“On Mirror Starts Moving Without Me, the Brooklyn grunge band mixes tough introspect and pop smarts”
“The initial success of Pom Pom Squad saw Mia Berrin more exposed than ever, and the band's latest album wrestles with the personal conflict she went through as a result.”
“On her second album, Mia Berrin continues to write sugary anthems detailing early adulthood’s growing pains, but this time she trades punk for punchy, sharp-edged pop.”
“Mirror Starts Moving Without Me sees Pom Pom Squad reflect on identity and self”
