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Saint Etienne
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To the end, Saint Etienne have never faltered on their mission statement. Magic is here. Believe
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From feminist anthem Incomprehensible to the serene closer How Could I Have Known, Lenker’s songs are steeped in found sounds, stray conversations and jams to create a heady, dreamlike atmosphere
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Saint Etienne
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To bow out on such a lovely, heartwarming note, this last time that we get to hear new Saint Etienne on record is one to remember
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Sabrina Carpenter
Man’s Best Friend
A short but not-so-sweet effort from the mega-star who can’t quite fully translate her magnetism to record
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Between You and Me
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The soft place where love and malaise meet
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