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March 9, 2025

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Grand, cinematic and freshly futuristic, Eusexua is FKA twigs at her most experimental and intimate. It’s an album that refuses to be boxed in, challenging listeners to embrace both its intimacy and its unpredictability.

Eusexua: Introspective contemplation at the club

By SPRUHA DEO | February 16, 2025

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Lizzy McAlpine’s most recent release, Older (and Wiser) contains several emotional deluxe tracks that complement the original release.

Older (and Wiser): a musical reflection on growing up

By SPRUHA DEO | October 26, 2024

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If a scrapbook transcending temporal and spatial boundaries was condensed into an album, it would be Kate Bollinger’s new album Songs From a Thousand Frames of Mind.

Kate Bollinger's Songs From a Thousand Frames of Mind: a sweet scrapbook for autumn

By SPRUHA DEO | October 16, 2024

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Suki Waterhouse's new album, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin, is not as interesting as the title suggests.

A failed reinvention: Suki Waterhouse, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin

By SPRUHA DEO | September 29, 2024

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Contributing Writer Ruben Diaz picks singer Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet as the best album of summer 2024.

Our picks for album of the summer, 2024

By TIMOTHY MCSHEA , SPRUHA DEO , NOËL DA and RUBEN DIAZ | September 14, 2024

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