sister. - Two Birds (2025) Hi-Res

Sister.’s sophomore album Two Birds showcases a band pushing toward a fresh and cathartic communal vision. The story of the NYC indie band (Ceci Sturman, Hannah Pruzinsky (h. pruz), James Chrisman)’s development is a testament to the deep, almost unfathomably close personal and artistic bond between lead singers Sturman and Pruzinsky over the course of a decade. As the two songwriters began to explore their own relationship in their work, they embarked down a path of total, mutual honesty, writing crystalline indie-folk songs exploring the rare beauty of profound and close friendship, as well as its pitfalls. Two Birds is produced by Chrisman and co produced by Sturman, Pruzinsky, and Felix Walworth (Told Slant, Florist). The project, now expanded into a mature, fully formed quartet—pushes definitively into unexplored emotional and musical terrain.

Here, Sister. have accomplished a rare feat, turning in a collection of songs full of windswept space, patient arcs, and cathartic moments of release, in which new interactions within the music reveal themselves with repeated listening. It is an inventive, devastating, and confident statement, exploring relationships that drift apart before folding back into each other, embodying togetherness and apartness in both its lyrics and musical forms.