With the release of Lucy Dacus' third solo album 'Home Video,' Steve and Ian examine her place within the lexicon of modern indie rock heroes. 'Home Video' finds Dacus at the height of her songwriting powers, presenting more dimension than her previous work and fully illustrating her storytelling abilities. Where does she stand in comparison with her Boygenius peers? Do artists like Dacus, Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker, Mitski, Japanese Breakfast, and Adrienne Lenker represent the height of modern indie rock?

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