In Jane Schoenbrun’s films, ecstasy and annihilation coexist on the other side of a screen. Their new film I Saw The TV Glow has an unmistakeable love for music, from the small details (riot grrl posters on Maddy’s wall, a cameo from Lindsey “snailmail” Jordan, and a small role for Limp Bizkit frontman freddurst) to the music. The fantastical and unsettling vibe of the movie is carried perfectly across the accompanying album, which features carefully selected contributions from carolineplz, yeule, and Bartees_Strange. Speaking about the album, janedoesnotknow tells The FADER that they asked the artists involved to write the song they would play if they were booked to play The Bronze, the fictional night club from Buffy the Vampire Slayer. “I definitely wanted artists who identified as queer and I wanted to make something people can live in,” they add. “It wasn’t a strict rule, but I knew that my natural inner world is very sad-girl queer, nocturnal, a little bit dance-y, a little bit ...