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Daughter From Hell

  • Writer: Juliet Lukas
    Juliet Lukas
  • Aug 7
  • 1 min read

I have played this album from start to finish at least 4 times. Gracie gets vulnerable and deep with truth, which is very hard for people. Especially "Hit The Wall" and "Daughter from Hell" explores her regret of her actions but wishing to change despite pushing people away. She explores feelings that are very raw and questioning why memories in her life are the way they are and perhaps if they were different, for example in "Sober" and "Good Reason" and also questioning the actions of others in her life such as "Death Wish" and "Mews,". I personally think this is the most vulnerable out of all her albums.

 
 
 

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