![]() All that intermediary music and a documentary and an Internet-breaking Vogue cover, too, and she still doesn’t feel overexposed. But Eilish has enough to say, and a riveting enough voice to sing it in, that the album doesn’t feel like it’s been spoiled by all the bread crumbs along the way. It does feel a little weird hearing “My Future” roll in as the fourth track after three previously unheard ones, exactly one year to the day after it was released as a single, like a brand new album is being interrupted by a greatest-hits collection. Seeing as how six of the 16 tracks previously entered the sphere and have been picked to death (five as singles and a sixth, the spoken-word piece “Not My Responsibility,” as a video), you might have wondered how many think-therefore-I-am-pieces about Eilish the world had left in it by the time release day rolled around. So much of the album has already been out there that it seemed possible the full release might seem anticlimactic.
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