Kylie Minogue’s Fever Turns 25: Ranking the Twelve Tracks From Worst to Best
A ranking of every track on Kylie Minogue's 2001 album Fever, from the weakest to the strongest, marking its 25th anniversary.
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Album Reviews8/10
‘Kylie’: Ten Hooks, Two Hits, One Modest Debut
A debut of borrowed hooks and bright production, a record of modest success upon its own terms.
Album Reviews8/10
Kylie Minogue’s Rhythm of Love Review: Better the Devil You Know Carries a Weak Remix-Filled Album
A review of Kylie Minogue's Rhythm of Love, her 1990 album with Stock Aitken Waterman, weighing its highs against its filler.
Album Reviews7/10
Kylie Minogue’s ‘Enjoy Yourself’: A Hit Machine Running Full Speed
A pop machine runs at full speed: ten tracks, thirty-two minutes, aiming only at the biggest possible hit. Mostly it succeeds.
Album Reviews8/10
Kylie Minogue’s Fever Tour 2002 Runs Long But Rewards Patience
A sprawling live record documenting Kylie Minogue's Fever Tour across arenas worldwide, a marathon of hits and spoken-word interludes.
Album Reviews6.6/10
Kiss Me Once Review: A Good Pop Record With a Great Front Half and a Weaker Back Half
A review of Kylie Minogue's Kiss Me Once, a pop album with a strong front half and a weaker back half.
Album Reviews7/10
Kylie Minogue Takes Risks on ‘Impossible Princess,’ Mostly Lands
A review of Kylie Minogue's 1997 album Impossible Princess, weighing its highs ('Drunk,' 'Jump') against its weaker tracks.
Album Reviews8/10
Kylie Minogue Turns Bubblegum Into Dance-Pop Weight on Her 1994 Debut
A look back at Kylie Minogue's 1994 debut, weighing its dance-pop ambition against its ballad strengths.
Album Reviews6.5/10
Kylie Minogue’s Comeback Album X Packs Every Mood Into One Record
Kylie Minogue's comeback album X moves between disco, rock, and dance, with highs like 'Stars' and lows that fill space.
Album Reviews8/10
Kylie Minogue’s ‘Light Years’ Still Sounds Like a Pop Star Taking Control of Her Own Destiny
A look back at Kylie Minogue's 2000 album Light Years, a confident pivot back toward disco-pop.