“I think, particularly with loss, I’m really interested in seeing the beauty in things,” says soccermommyband. “I think when someone’s gone, or even if somebody’s just not literally around you anymore, there’s this energy in memories and in these remnants that are scattered in our lives.” On Soccer Mommy’s latest record, evergreen, out October 25, Sophie Allison has decided to take herself back to her roots — quite literally. Deciding to forego complex production and wanting the songs to sound like their early demos, she crafted an album about the desolation and sadness that comes with grieving the loss of someone in her close circle, and what it takes to escape that darkness — even if that means going through it. For Soccer Mommy, there is no such thing as feeling too much of something. deathcabforcady caught up with Sophie to talk about her new album, how processing grief changes when you get older, and seeking comfort in Stardew Valley. 📸 Anna Pollack Read the interview at the ...