Maybe not as explosively brilliant as you might expect from these three coming together, but still pretty great.

Some very pretty songs, although I'd rather be listening to Cocteau Twins a lot of the time.

Didn't like this stuff in the 80s and nothing has changed in the intervening years.

Bit too Amanda Palmer for me

Percet Beat still goes hard as hell

Very christmassy in a way

Gorgeous, catchy, psychedelic.

A very pleasant janglepop album, although I do prefer Denim to Felt.

13 languages, 200 genres... she is a one-woman Eurovision.

She's borrowing from Charli XCX and Bonnie Tyler in equal measure and the result is the most fun I've had with an album in 2025. Love it.

A decent enough example of This Kind Of Thing that never quite jangles its way into originality or being memorable.

Strange, rich, beautiful, almost impossible to pin down to a single genre.

I am officially a City Pop guy now

Fresh

So atmospheric I almost felt like I was in communist-era Poland. Weird place, glad to be back home.

Enchanting storytelling, gorgeous delivery. Country used to be good.

Pretty good! Sounds like an early version of QOTSA in places.

The good bits are great but there's so much aimless meandering that it makes this 40-minute LP feel like a double album.

I remember everyone dismissing Sade as "yuppie music" when I was a kid. I was too young to appreciate it at the time, but I get it now and I'm glad the world has come around on our queen.

So good and so much better than Cut The Crap, although that goes without saying. E=MC2 clearly inspired We Didn't Start The Fire.