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all of the cardigans in one picture together - even peter was there. now record and release something

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Kimbra behind the scenes of Miami Horror’s video ‘I Look to You’ (2010)

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Florence Welch, photographed by Simon Procter for Harper’s BAZAAR, June/July 2016.

#florence and the machine

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God moment

#florence and the machine

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Tinashe by Sean & Seng for Dazed.

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still obsessed with this photoset tbh

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Clare Maguire aims for the hearts (& not charts) on majestic new single Elizabeth Taylor

“I feel like Elizabeth Taylor / this could be a movie // I feel like Elizabeth Taylor / red lips, dark hair, alone in my trailer.” Our heart beats to the rhythm of Clare Maguire’s melodies. After having taken a new direction with a series of various new tracks (all brilliant), she now feels “true to herself” after her big-budget 2011-debut Light After Dark which aimed for the charts. Her new record Stranger Things Have Happened was record with pianist Sam Beste (Amy Winehouse) and producer Blue May (Kindness, Robyn & more). “I’ve loved / I’ve lost & loved again / but here I am / another lesson learned.” Majestic, this Elizabeth Taylor.

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1993 - 1994.

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Voltaiclui’s best albums of 2015:

Ibeyi - Ibeyi

Fyfe - Control

Little Boots - Working Girl

Róisín Murphy - Hairless Toys

Natalia Lafourcade - Hasta la Raíz

Florence & The Machine - How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful

Say Lou Lou - Lucid Dreaming

#ibeyi #Fyfe #little boots #róisín murphy #natalia lafourcade #florence and the machine #say lou lou

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#florence and the machine

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Arthur Beatrice make a triumphant return on the rich Who Returned

We ran out of superlatives to describe Arthur Beatrice a long time ago - crowned the second spot on our best albums of 2014 list, they finish a nearly silent 2015 with the aptly titled Who Returned. It is the first in their collaborations with the London Contemporary Orchestra (Jonny Greenwood, David Byrne, Beck) and sees them sound richer than ever (without losing their magic touch). There’s no typically orchestral-sounds sweeping in like a dozen of violins and what not, but it just adds to the overal value of their sound, which now sees Ella let her hair down and sing like an enchanted sorceress. Who Returned? Arthur Beatrice did, and how.