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Mazzy Star's third album Among My Swan builds on the dusky atmospheres and narcotic charm that made them cult favourites. Released in 1996, it followed the breakout success of So Tonight That I Might See, but leaned further into restraint—favouring subtle textures, slow tempos, and Hope Sandoval’s delicate, whisper-soft vocals. Tracks like ‘Rhymes of an Hour’ and ‘Cry, Cry’ capture the band’s signature blend of folk, psych, and slowcore drift at its most intimate.
Mazzy Star's third album Among My Swan builds on the dusky atmospheres and narcotic charm that made them cult favourites. Released in 1996, it followed the breakout success of So Tonight That I Might See, but leaned further into restraint—favouring subtle textures, slow tempos, and Hope Sandoval’s delicate, whisper-soft vocals. Tracks like ‘Rhymes of an Hour’ and ‘Cry, Cry’ capture the band’s signature blend of folk, psych, and slowcore drift at its most intimate.