Living With an Album Longer Than You Meant To
- Listening Through a Season Without Changing the Record
- Listening Until the Album Stops Asking for Attention
- Living With an Album Longer Than You Meant To
- Returning to an Album After a Long Absence
- The Album You Didn’t Choose (But Kept Returning To)
- The Record That Sounds Best When You’re Not Fully Listening
Some albums are meant to be temporary companions but remain long after their moment has passed. This cycle documents records that outlasted their original purpose – albums kept playing out of habit, comfort, or quiet resistance to change. These essays explore how meaning accumulates not through intention, but through endurance and continued presence.
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