She is copying Lord so much this era though, working with Max & Shellback. And framing this album as a 'make-up' album and distancing Herself from criticisms about writing only break-up songs (while continuing to write only about break-ups). Lord Her impact.
How the hell do you go away for 4 years, have a kid, find a new relationship. And then you show up with a faceless AD and say, "Hey, it's me. I'm still sad and am about to sing. xoxo"
I've tried several times to get into Confessions In a Jewish Morgue, but I feel like I'm not FOMO-y enough for it. Feels like I'm listening to a Localie Minooneknows album whenever I try and it's just not for me.
Queen Cheryl is such a legend
And I prefer Girls Aloud but I love The Saturdays too, their bops >>>>
) except What Are You Waiting For.