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slantmagazine.com > music > tove-lo-estrus-album-review

Tove Lo 'Estrus' Review: Hot Mess, Cold Comfort

12+ hour, 20+ min ago   (104+ words) `); const renderFrame = createIFrame(` A kaleidoscopic dance album that admits it doesn’t have all the answers. This nagging quibble mostly melts away, though, once Estrus’s slick beats and thundering choruses beckon you down the pitch-black hallway to the glitter-soaked discotheque that…...

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slantmagazine.com > music > lucy-dacus-no-thank-you-i-love-you-goodbye-no-burden-reissue

Lucy Dacus Drops New Song "No Thank You, I Love You, Goodbye"

4+ day, 23+ hour ago   (203+ words) `); const renderFrame = createIFrame(` The release brings a previously unfinished chapter of the No Burden era into the present. Lucy Dacus is marking a decade of No Burden, her acclaimed debut album, with a new 10th anniversary edition, revisiting the record that…...

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slantmagazine.com > music > sam-smith-hazel-eyes-album-review

Sam Smith 'Hazel Eyes' Review: Finding Freedom in Imperfection

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (190+ words) The album trades pop spectacle for a surprisingly complicated portrait of queer devotion. Across 12 tracks, Smith explores baroque pop, British folk, gospel, outlaw country, doo-wop, and blues without turning the album into a genre sampler. The connective tissue is acoustic…...