'I Quit' | Every Single Album: Haim
2025-06-26 · 74 min · 7 entities
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Episode description as stored
Nora and Nathan are declaring that Haim should be a bigger artist. They talk about 'I Quit,' the latest album from the sister band; whether or not this record has a runaway hit like "The Wire" (1:00); how the first seven tracks lean into a Sheryl Crow sound (25:48); and favorites from this album, including "All Over Me," "The Farm," and "Relationships" (37:01).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Nathan HubbardProducer: Kaya McMullen
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