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Lorde Shocks Fans Over New Vinyl Album’s NSFW Image
- On June 27, Lorde released her album Virgin and teased a secret Glastonbury set with an aerial photo of Woodsies tent and a time hint.
- Across a two-year period, Lorde collaborated with producer Jim-E Stack, resulting in her most emotionally naked album, Virgin, released on June 27, 2025.
- Lorde’s vinyl artwork features an infrared X-ray of her pelvis with an IUD and a provocative see-through pants photo, sparking viral debate on social media.
- Fans flooded social media with memes and confusion over Lorde's provocative vinyl artwork and surprise Glastonbury set, sparking widespread debate and astonishment.
- Beyond the festival moment, Lorde's provocative album Virgin sparks global praise and challenges gender norms, influencing broader conversations on identity and vulnerability.
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Lorde’s new CD is so transparent that stereos can’t even read it
See this disc? Many CD players can’t. Lorde fans are clearly struggling to play the CD version of her new album. Customers who purchased the special edition of Virgin released on a transparent plastic disc are reporting on Reddit and TikTok that many CD players, car stereos, and other sound systems they’ve tried are unable to play it. The transparent CD, promoted as being fully recyclable, is currently sold out on Lorde’s webstore and was the o…
The ‘Man of the Year’ Trend Is Taking Over TikTok
Have you heard of the “Man of the Year” trend on TikTok? Popular singer Lorde recently released “Man Of The Year,” a powerful song about gender identity. However, many TikTok users are utilizing the song to call out their exes or other men in their lives who have treated them poorly. These posts include screenshots of texts, Snapchats, videos, voice memos, or even notes app confessions to the lyrics, “let’s hear it for the man of the year…” Fa…
Three interesting albums took their place in the first week of the holiday season. Lorde is back in full force with a new sound, Barbra Streisand has finished the album she's already released, and Sodom are still going strong.
The fourth album of New Zealand pop queens is about the ex, sex and a new beginning in New York City. In the footsteps of Lou Reed and finally detached from Jack Antonoff, Lorde discovers the joy of being an artist on "Virgin".
Lorde Teases Some ‘Really Good’ Songs That Didn’t Make Her New Album ‘Virgin’
Getty Image Lorde’s new album Virgin is a few days old now, so Lorde decided to reflect on the release by sharing some behind-the-scenes info about the project. Taking to Instagram yesterday (June 30), Lorde offered a list of trivia facts about the album. For example, “David” was the first song from the project that she started and one of the last to be finished. Lorde also noted there was one song that was cut “last-minute” because she “thought…
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