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It’s likely to stake some real estate in plenty of rotations worldwide, for those hoping for a follow up to 2021’s As The Love Continues that delivers on the same level
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This album is a testament to their growth as musicians and storytellers — and an invitation to listeners to bloom alongside them
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The English singer-songwriter's lush new album is brimming with evocative, layered instrumentation—thanks in part to legendary producer John “Spud” Murphy
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FKA Twigs
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Using classic dancefloor sounds, FKA twigs captures the volatile energy of a night at the club
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His hymn to community and fellowship rounds things off with a big smile and a warm hug
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FKA Twigs
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Easily one of this decade’s most prolific and dynamic albums, and heralds FKA Twigs as one of modern music’s greatest talents. Its uncompromising dazzle and flare is one that is unlikely to fade for the years to come
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Whether you’re drawn in by the lyrical catharsis or the sheer sonic force, Never Exhale is an experience worth enduring. Just be sure to breathe
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Anna B Savage
You And I Are Earth
It definitely helps that You and I are Earth sparkles with Savage’s most direct, open and unabashedly beautiful music to date
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Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy
The Purple Bird
Executed with palpable warmth and affection for the musical heritage that hovers behind these songs, what could have been an unconvincingly superficial genre exercise emerges as another winningly inviting Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy album
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Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy
The Purple Bird
Bonnie Prince Billy’s The Purple Bird reaches its highest points when Will Oldham finds the joy in life, which feels like its own form of resistance
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Central Cee
Can't Rush Greatness
The ubiquitous UK rapper presents himself as success personified, the voice of a new generation. But his Columbia debut sounds market optimized and risk averse
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Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy
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It’s not a record that will dazzle anyone into any great epiphany, but while its on, you’ll be sure to find yourself charmed by the obvious sincerity of it all
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