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Baby Queen’s Quarter Life Crisis falls short of being the generation-defining album it sets out to be
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Bastille’s Bad Blood: still as relevant 10 years on
Molly Seabury
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Baby Queen live review: an effortlessly cool display of sound and colour
Sophie Flint Vázquez
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1989 (Taylor’s Version) – a reignited breath of fresh-aired pop mastery
Chris Tang
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Lauren Hadeed
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