After spending some time with @phoebebridgersmusic's third solo album (and first in six years) #lostweekend, senior writer Angie Martoccio and associate director of social Leah Lu get together in The Rolling Stone Studio to unpack one of the most anticipated releases of the year. #phoebebridgers On waiting six years to drop a new solo album: "I think it was absolutely worth the wait. I think six years is a long time. The amount of pressure she was under, not just because of her fame, but the idea of literally six years in today's day and age. People don't really take a long time anymore. And I admire that, that she waited until she was ready. And she wasn't going to release something that was half-baked." On #radiohead's influence on the new album: "I hear a lot of the ambient, even like, 'OK Computer' era on songs like "Kill Me." The very end when she says "Let's go missing." All of that sonically, to me, sounds very much like something off 'Kid A,' even 'OK Computer,' like very la...