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Nadah El Shazly’s solo return smooths out much of her electric eccentricity, but she remains capable of crackling brilliance.

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A confessional album that owes more to belief and soul-searching rather than a sense of direction, Lotus sees Little Simz ...

On their first album in over two decades, Pulp demonstrate that revisiting the past can yield genuinely uncompromising and organic rewards.

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