Tag: atlantic records
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Boy Harsher – “Tough Luck (When You Don’t Call)”
On the latest from ‘GET MEAN’, the Northampton duo peers into a season of light and mourns the energy it brought you while still feeling it in your veins.
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Boy Harsher – “Hard Beat”
The dark dance duo sound intent on making something real beyond the codependence of shadow play with the latest offering from their new album, ‘GET MEAN’.
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Recommended Album: Charli XCX – ‘Music, Fashion, Film’
Charli’s latest art work pops in this moment, unburdening herself of legacy and opts to celebrate the freedom in allowing herself to come down from the high through new formations of rock music.
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Boy Harsher – “Jeans”
The synth-pop duo redesign dark denim to dance to in wondering what’s out there in views from the best of both worlds.
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Charli XCX – “Wink Wink”
Thank god for trousers, as Charli banks on playing the part of a pop-punk princess with a love for her electronic toys to get the blood flowing in the right direction.
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Charli XCX – “SS26”
This season’s hottest look is pure nihilism and Charli XCX is showing everyone how to wear it best on her latest rock-adjacent single.
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Charli XCX – “Rock Music”
Wow. Charli XCX ‘s “Rock Music” is still a better pop song than 99% of what’s more obviously trying to be a hit.
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Recommended Album: Hilary Duff – ‘luck… or something’
Fashioned in a perfect blend of contemporary pop stylings, adult fun, and messiness, Hilary Duff reenters the spotlight with something more than just a millennial nostalgia fix with her first new album in 11 years.
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Recommended Album: Charli XCX – ‘Wuthering Heights’
Like the gothic romance period piece lit it was inspired by, the latest Charli XCX project will appease O.G. stans who were drawn toward her darker energy and don’t mind when she deviates into pop’s avant-garde.
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Hilary Duff – “Weather For Tennis”
On the ‘luck… or something’ highlight, the pop star’s return playfully serves an argument for the argument as being a part of the long game.
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Charli XCX – “Chains of Love”
The latest offering from ‘Wuthering Heights’ truly is romance as Charli would have it, filled with nothing but masochism.
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Charli XCX feat. John Cale – “House”
The disquiet is deafening on the gothic avant garde detour from Charli XCX’s first preview off her new album and contribution to ‘Wuthering Heights’.