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A record of feeling lost in one's own life, wherein pop songs sound effortless though they are not.


A record of feeling lost in one's own life, wherein pop songs sound effortless though they are not.

A review of Wolf Alice's Blue Weekend, a pop record that dresses itself as rock, weighing its highs against its lows.

A review of Angel Olsen's Cosmic Waves, Volume 1, a cover album of songs by other artists, with a verdict of 7 out of 10.

A review of David Bowie's comeback album The Next Day, weighing its highs against its weaker middle tracks.

Joni Mitchell's 1982 comeback album Wild Things Run Fast reviewed: a transitional pop-rock record with jazz roots, mixing hits like 'Chinese Café' with filler.

Paramore's sixth album trades arena catharsis for wired, post-punk tension. Our review of This Is Why.
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