Review
Subtle and sublime, this album feels like it could have come from half a century ago
The 25-year-old’s new album is a grower that rewards careful listening.
- by Barry Divola and Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen
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This album is a rare misstep for Taylor Swift, but is she too big to fail?
For the first time in a long time, critics aren’t loving a new Taylor Swift album. Does it even matter?
- by Nell Geraets
Beyonce’s epic Cowboy Carter is outlaw country in the truest sense
The singer has a clear message on her country music pivot: country’s whatever she wants it to be.
- by Robert Moran
Taylor Swift’s eras ranked from worst to best
Taylor’s tour has finally reached our shores, but when do you go for your toilet break? Maybe this list will help.
- by Robert Moran and Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen
A star turn from the locals who’ve made it cool to yee-haw
In Sydney’s inner west, country’s in vogue – and Caitlin Harnett and the Pony Boys are leading the charge.
- by John Shand, Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen, Robert Moran and Benjamin Potter
★★★
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Sex meets nostalgia in Kylie Minogue’s euphoric new album Tension
Padam Padam was a bona fide banger, but how do the other tracks stack up?
- by Annabel Ross
★★½
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Pop trailblazer plays it disappointingly safe on her anticipated debut
Feed the Beast, the official debut from Grammy-winner Kim Petras, is an uninspired collection of generic pop excess.
- by Martin Boulton and Annabel Ross
Why Reputation era Taylor Swift was my favourite Taylor Swift
Look what you made me do: completely re-evaluate that album.
- by Tabitha Carvan
Hate or love Lana Del Rey, her latest album won’t be one you forget
Lana Del Rey has long divided listeners and critics, but her ninth studio album is a perfect encapsulation of the singer’s artistic project.
- by Michael Dwyer
★★★★½
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Floating in the spirit world with a truly great musician
Charles Lloyd, the 84-year-old tenor saxophonist and flautist, has crafted an album that wafts about your ears as gently as a summer breeze.
- by Annabel Ross, Robert Moran and John Shand
★★★★
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What to listen to next: Live shows with moments of otherworldly beauty
Newly released concert performances from Keith Jarrett and the late Bernie McGann are worthy additions to their discographies.
- by Annabel Ross, Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen, Robert Moran and John Shand
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