Watch Out finds Hannah Winkler threading fuzzy indie rock grit through a lens that feels unmistakably modern. The guitars carry a warm, slightly frayed edge, cushioning her vocals, which glide between cool detachment and quiet urgency. There’s a confident looseness to the performance—like a shrug that still lands its punch—that recalls the sharp bite of 90s alt heroines like Liz Phair without leaning on nostalgia. Instead, Winkler shapes the sound into her own terrain, balancing melodic clarity with a raw, lived-in texture that lingers.
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