This Week in Live-Streams (30/11/20)
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Browsing: Katy Perry
Kitschy Cliches and Happy, Honest Pop: A Review of Katy Perry’s Smile
Did Katy Perry’s latest album make Vicky Greer ‘Smile’? (see what we did there ha I know we’re hilarious)
This Week in Records (12/07/2020) – Katy Perry, Alanis Morisette and Becky G
Records Editor Alice Fortt takes us through this week’s newest tunes.
This Week In Records (11/08/2019) – Lana Del Rey, Katy Perry & Feeder
From pop to metal and back again, let’s listen to this week’s biggest releases.
Review: Katy Perry – ‘Never Really Over’
Vicky Greer review’s Katy Perry’s latest single.
Notes on News: Why were Sam Smith, Katy Perry and Camila Cabello snubbed in 2018 Brit Nominations?
Do the recent Brit nominations show the awards have lost touch with how the public consume music?
Taylor Swift announces UK and Ireland tour for 2018
Taylor Swift has announced three dates across the UK and Ireland as part of her Stadium Tour in support of her latest album, reputation.
Taylor Swift reveals new album Reputation will be released in November
The first single from her sixth album will be released this Friday.
In Need of New Rules? The Official Charts & Music’s Gender Problem
As Dua Lipa becomes the first female solo artist to reach No. 1 since 2015, Editor James looks at gender problems in music.
This Week In Records: Lorde, The Killers & Jax Jones (16/06/2017)
Shower the horse, Xavier Voigt-Hill’s done. Here’s all the new music to celebrate.
This Week In Records: Gorillaz, Cashmere Cat & Rex Orange County (28/04/2017)
Damon Albarn and his many, many friends re-animate Xavier Voigt-Hill’s new release roundup.
Review: Katy Perry feat. Skip Marley – ‘Chained To The Rhythm’
“It goes on, and on, and on; and on, and on, and on; and on, and on, and on…”
This Week In Records: Katy Perry, Rag’n’Bone Man & Ed Sheeran (10/02/2017)
All the biggest hits TILL THE WHAT TILL THE WHAT TILL THE WHAT.
Review: Popstar: Never Stop, Never Stopping
Though funny in some parts, The Lonely Island’s first feature film is mostly a disappointment according to writer Sophie Trenear.