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- Nastasya Samburskaya
- Jellyfish Entertainment
- Rien ne peut changer ma joie lyrics
- See the lights [English translation]
- What Your Soul Sings [Italian translation]
- Black Memory lyrics
- Mirror lyrics
- Lamento lyrics
- Don’t you think [English translation]
- Unfinished Sympathy [Tongan translation]
- The Spoils [Turkish translation]
- Voodoo In My Blood lyrics
- Mist [English translation]
- Catch Me lyrics
- Pordioseros lyrics
- Don’t you think [Portuguese translation]
- Simge - Ne zamandır
- Odori kuruu ningyo [English translation]
- The Spoils [Serbian translation]
- Let's Do It [Let's Fall in Love] lyrics
- Teardrop [Turkish translation]
- Mirror [English translation]
- Teardrop [Romanian translation]
- Tu o non tu lyrics
- Slowly but surely I go on [Slowly but surely I go On] lyrics
- Kantannakoto [German translation]
- Η εποχή της Αγάπης [I epohi tis Agapis] lyrics
- Exhuming McCarthy lyrics
- Three [Italian translation]
- Shine Holder lyrics
- See the lights lyrics
- ReI [English translation]
- The Spoils lyrics
- The Spoils [Spanish translation]
- Three [Turkish translation]
- Catch Me [English translation]
- Keeping the Faith lyrics
- Teardrop
- NINI lyrics
- Falando de Amor lyrics
- Black Memory [English translation]
- Starget lyrics
- A-E-U-I [Spanish translation]
- Göreceksin kendini lyrics
- Angel [Russian translation]
- Angel [Turkish translation]
- Everything [English translation]
- What Your Soul Sings [Tongan translation]
- ReI lyrics
- Kill the DJ lyrics
- LOVE [Transliteration]
- C'était... c'était... c'était lyrics
- Unfinished Sympathy [Romanian translation]
- Unfinished Sympathy [Spanish translation]
- Slowly but surely I go on [Slowly but surely I go On] [English translation]
- A lupo lyrics
- The Spoils [French translation]
- Unfinished Sympathy [Dutch translation]
- O Morro Não Tem Fez lyrics
- A-E-U-I [English translation]
- Spanish Eyes lyrics
- Kantannakoto lyrics
- Voodoo In My Blood [Turkish translation]
- Odori kuruu ningyo lyrics
- Capriccio lyrics
- Unfinished Sympathy [Greek translation]
- Things Are Looking Up lyrics
- Teardrop lyrics
- Voodoo In My Blood [French translation]
- Unfinished Sympathy [French translation]
- Unfinished Sympathy [Italian translation]
- Unfinished Sympathy lyrics
- Por tus ojos negros lyrics
- The Way It Used to Be lyrics
- Starget [English translation]
- What Your Soul Sings lyrics
- A-E-U-I lyrics
- Dictadura lyrics
- What Your Soul Sings [French translation]
- Κεμάλ [Kemál] lyrics
- Catch Me [Transliteration]
- Kantannakoto [English translation]
- Yaylalar lyrics
- Somo' O No Somos lyrics
- 5150 lyrics
- Unfinished Sympathy [Bulgarian translation]
- Everything [Spanish translation]
- The Spoils [Greek translation]
- Un guanto lyrics
- Everything lyrics
- Angel lyrics
- Three lyrics
- Última Canción lyrics
- Silhouettes lyrics
- Unfinished Sympathy [Turkish translation]
- Unfinished Sympathy [Serbian translation]
- Angel
- LOVE lyrics
- Mary lyrics
- Don’t you think lyrics
- Mist lyrics
- Πάντα θα Ξημερώνει [Panta tha Ksimeronei] lyrics
- A Bikini Kill reissue holds the band’s best song, but not its best material
- The Black Keys show off more new studio tricks, same old sound
- Eno•Hyde’s new record lacks the inventiveness of either of its architects
- Owen Pallett aims for the thirtysomething gut
- Warpaint’s sophomore album splits between cold grooves and dark discord
- 15 years on, American Football’s lone LP gets a face-lift
- Nickel Creek returns from a 7-year hiatus with a ready-made best-of album
- Neil Young and Jack White give old songs new meanings
- Coldplay goes quiet on Ghost Stories, with one terrible, notable exception
- Aretha Franklin and Otis Redding still hold sway over soul
- St. Vincent completes Annie Clark’s transformation into art-rock pop star
- Damon Albarn underwhelms on his sleepy solo debut
- Foster The People’s pumped-up kicks depart the pop path for wider horizons
- With percussive strength, Tune-Yards finds a new way
- Liars plunge into demented, masterful dynamics barreling towards truth
- On Atlas, Real Estate lacks direction
- Goodbye Yellow Brick Road remains Elton John’s most ambitious work
- Punk supergroup Off! is back, but the rants are wearing thin
- Rick Ross enters the post-peak phase of his career on Mastermind
- Pantera hit its mainstream stride with Far Beyond Driven
- On the stunning Familiars, The Antlers battle with the past
- S. Carey goes more abstract, languid on sophomore LP
- Pharrell continues his one-man disco revival on G I R L
- Tokyo Police Club aren’t kids anymore
- Facing stasis, Dum Dum Girls shift a bit on a solid new album
- Dolly Parton gets folksy, dark on the lovable Blue Smoke
- 25 years later, Bob Mould’s Workbook is less surprising, but no less essential
- The Hold Steady’s sixth album may as well be a debut
- Jack White harnesses the power of Jack White on Lazaretto
- Aimee Mann and Ted Leo find common ground as The Both
- Rory Scovel channels David Cross on his weird, ambitious album
- Lea Michele’s solo debut is caught in stylistic limbo
- Folk songwriter Strand Of Oaks heals on rock ‘n’ roll masterpiece
- Schoolboy Q’s major-label debut juggles big ideas and raw menace
- A reissue gives Superchunk’s Indoor Living the attention it deserves
- Taylor Swift’s BFF Ed Sheeran reaffirms his pop star status
- Guided By Voices keeps grasping at former glory with a reunited lineup
- Owls get dark on their long-awaited second album
- Jungle’s nu-disco is competent and sleek, but not much more
- Die Antwoord still hostile, compelling on latest LP
- With Split Single, Bob Mould collaborator Jason Narducy hits his stride
- Old Crow Medicine Show makes country punk on Remedy
- Parquet Courts expands its attack on Sunbathing Animal
- Accidental pop songwriter Sia doesn’t quite reclaim solo career momentum
- On Lost In The Dream, The War On Drugs channels musical memories
- Kylie Minogue touches on dubstep, duets with Enrique, falls flat
- Sharon Van Etten unleashes an epic that’s punishing—in a good way
- Nikki Lane offers fiery takes on rebellion, surrender, and romance
- The Men look backward on Tomorrow’s Hits
- Lana Del Rey delivers lethargic mid-tempo numbers on Ultraviolence
- Eagulls’ self-titled debut is as scorched as the burned-out car on the cover
- Hercules & Love Affair flex their muscles
- Cibo Matto’s return is more niche nostalgia than an alt-rap renaissance
- 24 years later, does No Depression live up to its reputation?
- Madlib’s beats take a backseat in newest collaboration
- Tori Amos gets her groove back
- Ab-Soul loses control on These Days…
- Perfect Pussy suffers a premature identity crisis on its debut LP
- After 20 years together, the Old 97’s still deliver the same love and nausea
- On Close To The Glass, The Notwist loses none of its glitchy charm
- Ray LaMontagne melds his folky formula with throwback psych-rock
- Slint’s Spiderland box rewards patient listeners, patient fans
- Fucked Up embraces evolution on Glass Boys
- EMA pushes back against Internet culture run amok
- After nearly 20 years, The Meatmen bring punk back to its ribald roots
- Older and calmer, Conor Oberst inches closer to enlightenment
- Luna and Galaxie 500 frontman Dean Wareham goes solo, finally
- Previously subdued songwriter Angel Olsen cranks up the volume
- With No Coast, Braid proves its 16-year wait was worth it
- An ensemble folk player becomes a star on Sylvan Esso’s debut
- Sam Smith starts smooth and soulful, ends repetitive and redundant
- The Walkmen’s Hamilton Leithauser charms on his theatrical solo debut
- Hopelessness drives country singer Lydia Loveless to new musical heights
- Future resists major-label bloat on his brisk Honest
- How To Dress Well remains torn between pop escapism and emotional torment
- Mastodon stomps back with a concept that’s both simple and sound
- The Roots lay on the satire with the arty …And Then You Shoot Your Cousin
- On fourth album, Cloud Nothings settle into a sound
- Wye Oak strikes a dreamy reinvention with Shriek
- Lower retools post-punk for a world on the brink
- “Weird Al” Yankovic smartly skewers, embraces pop culture
- For his sophomore effort, Mac DeMarco replaces weirdness with wisdom
- Boris overdoes the grand gestures on Noise
- Willie Nelson struggles with age, depth of catalog on Band Of Brothers
- Broken Bells capture the sound of the party, but the comedown is harsh
- The Afghan Whigs are back from the dead, not that Do To The Beast shows it
- Chet Faker’s debut is mostly the real thing
- Beck’s new album, Morning Phase, revisits the mourning sounds of Sea Change
- Cheatahs’ debut could serve as a primer on ’90s indie rock (in a good way)
- Bob Mould faces mortality with ferocity, humility, and grace
- After an 8-year break, The Lawrence Arms return as strong as ever
- No animals—maybe just humans—were harmed in the making of Swans’ To Be Kind
- Neneh Cherry crafts trip-hop in her own image on Blank Project
- Black Lips play around—and play it safe—on Underneath The Rainbow
- The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart dials down the noise and settles for dull
- On a dreamy debut album, Fear Of Men weighs the head and the heart
- On a rowdy sophomore album, The Shrine gets its rocks off the hard way
- The Faint keeps things fresh
- Electropop duo Phantogram comes into its own on album No. 2
- After a 5-year lull, Morrissey returns—and shrugs
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