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“Music, Fashion, Film” debuts with an 85 on Metacritic


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gagzus

Also just of note it should be higher, but the reviewer from The Telegraph is a Swiftie (even says so in her reviewer bio) and gave it a low score.

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llemesm

holy.... i had no faith in this project, now i'm looking forward to it.

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GypsyVida

I've loved all the singles. The ones who get it, get it and the ones who don't, don't.

currently streaming Zombieboy
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Ziggy

I’m very curious about this. I feel like it having singles doesn’t make a lot of sense since the signs are so short so they almost need to operate in relation to each other. I like the sounds but I’m curious how it all comes together since she also seems less individually song focused and more project minded

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Laxy

It's a ****ing great record. 2007 and No One Lasts Forever and Persona are SO GOOD.

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weed

Just played the 4 songs already out and I enjoy them, good music, but it still feels... incomplete. She dipped her toe rather than submerged her body. It's giving me Olivia Rodrigo if she was British and smoked cigarettes.

SS26 and Camera are my favorites so far, but still wish they were longerrrrrr!
Love that Marc Jacobs is representing fashion, king.

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Actually liked every non signle a lot more than all singles except camera. Prob gonna flop tho but its really good. Feel like this will be her solar power and people will ignore it a little but we'll see

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jimmytimestep

It's refreshing that such a major artist feels untethered enough to experiment like this.

It's a good album. it's not a cultural reset by any stretch of the imagination, but it's good music and sort of proves to everyone that she's an artist at her core and driven by only that, not by the industry/machine. 

I also will say that I find her an incredibly arresting and intimate lyricist. She understands simplicity...which I feel was evident on 'brat' as well but because that album was so maximalist in its sound, it's nice to have this album to really see her without any artifice.

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River

It's the anti-brat in all the good ways, very good album.

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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StressedOut

it's such a fun album, I've mostly liked all the singles

camera took a second for me, but yas. card declined, yeah, persona are instrumental/production is really nice. her delivery gave lovely sticky sweet hooks across the entire thing. it is bare bones in a way for her, but it's kind of intimate idk, I'm getting hifn sorta kinda

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