It's been a long four years, but Michelle Zauner's beloved indie pop act Japanese ... announced the new album back in January, sharing the album's lead single "Orlando In Love" the same day.

After releasing her successful third album, writing an even more successful book, appearing on numerous late night shows and performing on popular tours, Michelle Zauner decided to take a break. The ...

Michelle Zauner’s fourth indie-pop album as Japanese Breakfast might be titled For Melancholy ... Mongolian pony trot strum and east Asian semi-tone strings of “Orlando in Love”, and The Mamas & the ...

The single ‘Orlando in Love’, an ode to the 68 and a half epic ... No one nails that like Japanese Breakfast.

Three days into 2025, singer Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast posted a ... On a livestream for lead single, 'Orlando In Love,' Michelle commented, 'I knew for a really long time that I wanted the ...

the second Japanese Breakfast album from 2017. And I was immediately pulled into the opening track, a surging six-and-a-half-minute rocker called “Driving Woman.” What struck me was how ...

Michelle Zauner exclusively spoke to Us Weekly about her new Japanese Breakfast album, ‘For Melancholy Brunettes (and Sad Women)’ ...

It would be too easy to shunt indie-pop idea machine Japanese Breakfast’s records ... See “Orlando in Love,” a Greek legend of a track with silky, old-movie strings and playful percussion ...

“All of my ghosts are real, all of my ghosts are my home,” Michelle Zauner of Japanese ... album “Jubilee” dovetailed with her bestselling memoir “Crying in H Mart” — chronicling her ...

So when Zauner, who spearheads the shoegazey indie-rock band Japanese Breakfast, began crafting her forthcoming album, it was liberating. “The moment that you put on this pressure to achieve ...

Earlier this week, Japanese Breakfast appeared on Radio 1's New Music Show with Jack Saunders and performed a live session including a debut of the track, "Magic Mountain", which appears on her ...

This is an album to luxuriate in. It’s also an album that contains some of Zauner’s most accessible songs to date. She’s always been good at writing pop songs – see early career highlight Everybody ...