Robyn's 'Sexistential' Album Receives Positive Reviews

Robyn's album 'Sexistential' has received positive reviews, with critics praising the artist for being more entertaining and radical than in a long time, pushing her favorite metaphor to its extreme.

27 Mar, 04:49 — 27 Mar, 14:19

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Robyn's new album 'Sexistential' has been released to critical acclaim, with many outlets highlighting its exploration of erotic themes and pop sensibilities. This release marks a significant moment for the Swedish artist, who has been influential in shaping modern pop music.

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Robyn Gets Erotic With the Ecstatically Pop-tastic ‘Sexistential’: Album Review

It’s no overstatement to say that a lot of today’s pop music would not sound the way it does without Robyn. Her self-titled 2005 album and its follow-up “Body Talk” paved the way for and contextualized a genre once called “intellipop” — a cringe and condescending term that has aged very badly, but also points […]

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