Explore the journey of Lorde in her song, Hammer, from ovulation to artistic rebirth in her most honest chapter yet.

Her fourth album, Virgin, shows that the answer is absolutely yes. This confessional, pulsating album is full of heart; ...

But Virgin isn’t a mere pale imitation. For where XCX’s Brat Summer’s vibe was ALL in the moment – sticky dance floors and ...

Since then, fans have clamored for Lorde to return to the swooping, alternative synth-pop that defined her early career, ...

On her highly anticipated fourth album, the New Zealand pop sensation challenges both her and our understanding of modern femininity.

From her “Man of the Year” duct tape to her “What Was That” button-down, the singer’s uninhibited style is a reflection of ...

Jack Antonoff may not have had a hand in creating Lorde’s new album, Virgin, but the Grammy winner showed her upcoming body ...

What was that? Oh, just Lorde dropping her fourth studio album, Virgin, at the very moment that her Saturn return begins.

Lorde has shared the video for “Hammer,” directed by Renell Medrano and shot on location in London. The visual finds Lorde dancing, swimming, and spending time in nature. Co-produced by Lorde and ...

Lorde’s euphoric ‘Hammer’, SOPHIE’s fizzy ‘OOH’, Westside Cowboy’s punk ride, dexter in the newsagent’s intimate lo-fi ‘special’, and The Bloody Beetroots with Tokky Horror’s tense and twitchy ‘NUMB’ ...

Continuing to establish herself as a major force in mainstream country, Megan Moroney earns an impressive debut on Friday's ...