Rating: 7.7/10
Editor's Note: This review will be more "big picture" analysis than track-by-track descriptions. If you want a more direct look at this album's music, read my review of the record from earlier this year at the link below.
http://factsforwhatever.blogspot.com/2013/10/albums-of-week-lorde-haim-and-yuck-new.html
Two months ago, I gave the newly-released Pure Heroine the same rating you see above. In my review, I emphasized how mature Lorde sounds for her age. Now 17, the teenage Kiwi singer has so far stood by her message of avoiding over-indulgence and hasn't let the fame get to her head. Some feared her down-to-earth quality might evaporate once she reached the level exposure she's currently at, but there haven't been signs of that happening to date.
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Saturday, December 7, 2013
Albums of the Year - #12: Lorde - "Pure Heroine"
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