Review

My tyrannical toddlers might not respect the queen of country music, but, weirdly, there’s something for everyone on this wild album.

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Australia’s greatest songwriter on life, love, lust and learning from Taylor Swift.

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Charli XCX’s follow-up is a stunning in-the-moment reappraisal of her wild Brat summer.

With nods to the ’90s school of Liz Phair and Juliana Hatfield, Soccer Mommy’s latest is a raw record of grief.

In distancing herself from the doe-eyed goofball of her Teenage Dream days, 143 is a colossal misstep from which Perry’s career may never recover.

Houston’s groove masters are returning to Australia for three headline shows.