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Troye Sivan, the South African-born, Australian-raised singer, released his debut EP all the way back in 2007 at only 12 years old. He followed it up with the release of his first album Blue Neighbourhood in 2015. But now, at 23, it seems that Sivan has officially found his sound and his new album Bloom, which […]

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Sade’s not the most prolific of music bands. The famed R&B group, led by Nigerian-British singer Sade Adu, debuted their first album back in 1984 and the gap between every subsequent album has only widened over the years. Observe: their second album came just a year later (1985), the next one three years later (1988), […]

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Ed Sheeran has returned from his three-year haitus and fans are going crazy. The British singer-songwriter had been on hold, only co-writing songs for other artists like Justin Bieber, Tori Kelly and Major Lazer, for what seemed like forever. Sheeran released details for his new album “÷” (divide) on social media Thursday, and confirmed its […]

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Hello, it’s me. This morning, Adele released the video to accompany her new single, “Hello,” and within only a few hours, it’s already made history thanks to it being shot exclusively on IMAX cameras. Directed by Canadian filmmaker Xavier Dolan, the video was shot in the Montreal countryside and also features The Wire’s Tristan Wilds […]

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If you were a girl growing up in the ’90s, chances are you were nearly as obsessed with Gwen Stefani and her ska-punk band No Doubt as we were (and I say nearly because I actually had a No Doubt fan club, gang handshake, album-touting policy and all). Stefani was (and is) the ultimate female role model: she rolled with the boys, created girl-empowering anthems and made it okay to have off-kilter, zany style, leading tons of Stefani-clones as she blazed from one look to another. My fan club may have broken up 12 years ago, but that doesn’t mean we weren’t still incredibly excited to hear Stefani and the boys were making a comeback, one that’s well underway now that their latest single “Settle Down” has just been released.

Making a new club in honour of their comeback is probably out of the question (we just don’t have the same amount of free time that our tween selves had), but we can pay tribute to the always-stylish Stefani and her boys by counting down their top 10 fashion moments!

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It’s not one for the kids. You won’t hear it on the radio, live from the club. Kanye probably won’t sample it. The closest it comes to catchy is the “ah-ah” hook of “Ten to One.” But Jeremy Shaw’s eight-track wonder, Songs About Dancing and Drugs (K7 Records, songsaboutdancinganddrugs.com), threatens to wear a groove in your brain all the same. The dancing is more of a dazed shuffling and the drugs are on a drip, and slowly, somehow, you can’t get this deep, dark electro out of your head.