In 2022, the "Flowers" songstress took on the Pixies track "Where Is My Mind," which was featured on the band's beloved debut album Surfer Rosa. Despite never being released as a single, the song is one of the most enduring tracks from the Pixies' catalog, and it's even been ranked on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time, where it's placed at No. 494.
After playing both verses and choruses of "We Can't Stop," the band seamlessly transitioned into "Where Is My Mind," replicating the original's famous guitar instrumentation, while Cyrus broke out her gritty, raspy vocals to nail the moody atmosphere of the haunting track.
Like many of her other notable covers of throwback songs, Cyrus' version has been praised by fans from varying generations. The official YouTube video of the performance is flooded with approving comments from viewers calling Cyrus' voice "otherworldly," "unreal" and "just insane."
"The way the beat goes from We Can't Stop to Where is My Mind is so smooth," another user added, while someone else echoed, "Well I can add that to the list of covers Miley has absolutely nailed."
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