New Order knew it, the Pet Shop Boys built a career on it, and Robyn made it an emotional philosophy. On *Relabel*, her second album, Southampton's Kat Button joins that lineage with ten tracks that are danceable and disarmingly honest.
New Order knew it, the Pet Shop Boys built a career on it, and Robyn made it an emotional philosophy.
On *Relabel*, her second album, Southampton's Kat Button joins that lineage with ten tracks that are danceable and disarmingly honest.
Very little EDM has attempted what she does here, and the record is better for it.
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New Order knew it, the Pet Shop Boys built a career on it, and Robyn made it an emotional philosophy. On Relabel, her second album, Southampton's Kat Button joins that lineage with ten tracks that are danceable and disarmingly honest. Very little EDM has attempted what she does here, and the record is better for it.
Pop has always known that the dancefloor is the best place to cry.
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