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As AI generated ever more pop slop, reflective songwriting by artists from Clipse to CMAT drew its power from its very humanity
The most acclaimed albums of 2025 make for impressively eclectic listeni…
Dev Hynes’ deeply personal response to his mother’s death embodied the many unexpected shades of grief in pastoral hymnals and post-punk
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We would like to hear about the best album you have heard this year and why
There have been bold British rap breakthroughs from Jim Legxacy and John Glacier, highly personal grief-stricken albums by B…
The masked singer’s jagged pop deals in suburban bleakness, English nationalism and jilted romance against a backdrop of DIY drum machines and acoustic guitar
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After grief brought Dev Hynes home, he reconsidered the county that shaped him. The result is a masterful new album – made with a little help from Lorde and Zadie Smith
Devonté Hynes is telling me how…
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A TV recreation brings gobsmacking courtroom drama, and gorgeous melodies meet languorous funk on Blood Orange’s latest album. Here’s the pick of the week’s culture, taken from the Guardian’s best-ra…
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Gorgeous melodies ground Dev Hynes’s questing fifth album, via dancefloor rhythms, indie pop and languorous funk – and cameos from Lorde and Zadie Smith
Dev Hynes’s fifth studio album as Blood Or…
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