Kudos to Haim, first of all, for the best album title of the year. Breakup albums are so common that it’s surprising no one previously had the temerity and/or genius to name such a record “I Quit.” If that bluntness sound a little prosaic at first, there’s a curt poetry to it that comes into focus listening through 15 tracks that consist almost entirely of sisters Danielle, Alana and Este Haim handing in their respective resignations to long- or short-term partners, effectively immediately. Who will be cleaning out whose desk may be in question (“You packed my shit / But it’s nothing I needed,” Danielle informs her ex in
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