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Madonna: CONFESSIONS II

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By Shaad D’Souza Verified
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What would it mean for Madonna to release her best album in 20 years? The bar is in hell. The way she tells it, the triptych that forms the collective nadir of her career—2012’s MDNA, 2015’s Rebel Heart, and 2019’s Madame X—was the result of a disastrous 360 deal with Live Nation and Interscope. It split her off from Warner, her label of nearly 30 years, and hamstrung her creative vision.
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Key to World Peace

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By Shaad D’Souza Verified
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Key to World Peace, the second album by Australian musician Sam Perry, aka Prophetic Justice Ministry, is an odd bird: Sometimes it rattles and churns, synth and drum machine scraping up against each other like ungreased pistons; at other points, it floats like fog, sounding a little like the creeping, elegant scores of Angelo Badalamenti.
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No fan is an island at Bad Bunny’s electric London stadium show

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Last summer, watching Oasis at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium, I noticed an interesting sensation: the overwhelming happiness of the...
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