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Music Review: Lorde enters ‘Virgin’ territory on her liberated, physical pop album
NEW YORK (AP) — Fans of the New Zealand singer-songwriter Lorde have long commended the artist for her visceral pop craft. Her music, to certain ears, sounds like freedom. On her new album, it is as though Lorde is able to hear it, too.
Lorde says she's ‘simply crazy’ after releasing her new album ‘Virgin,’ which she says broke her apart and rebuilt her.
The town gossips have gotten word of illicit behavior, and Jim-E Stack’s relationship with Kacy Hill is up for discussion.
Social media is having a field day with the nearly-nude photo included as interior art for Lorde's latest album, "Virgin" ...
Since then, fans have clamored for Lorde to return to the swooping, alternative synth-pop that defined her early career, ...
The singer told Glastonbury-goers: "This record took me a lot, I didn't know if I would make another record to be honest." ...
That kick is never more apparent than on late-album banger “Broken Glass,” which picks up the narrative introduced in “Girl, so confusing.” When addressing why she and Charli had held each other at a ...
After four years away and a tumultuous period of self-discovery, the pop star has released the bravest album of her career.
Lorde is there too. The 28-year-old pop eccentric claims to have been hanging out in Washington Square Park “every day” of ...
Simultaneously vulnerable, carnal, and liberating, the pop star’s fourth studio album marks a triumphant return ...
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