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The Purple Heart
The Purple Heart (somtimes stylized as 💜) is an extended play by American singer-songwriter and producer Left at London. The EP is Puff's first major release, as all of her previous releases have been in the form of limited-run physical editions. When reading from top to bottom the first letters of the songs spell "Milfs"

Track listing
Left at London albums  2018 extended plays  LGBT-related music  Indie pop EPs   Bedroom pop albums   Indie rock EPs  Lo-fi music albums   Art pop albums  Folktronica EPs

Transgender Street Legend, Vol. 1
Transgender Street Legend, Vol. 1 is an extended play by American singer-songwriter and producer Left at London. The EP featured Puff's first indie hit "Revolution Lover" which became her first song to receive a music video and was featured in an episode of the podcast Welcome to Night Vale.

Track listing
Left at London albums  2018 extended plays  LGBT-related music  Indie pop EPs   Bedroom pop albums   Indie Folk EPs  Lo-fi music albums

This One's For the Milfs
This One's For the Milfs is an extended play by American singer-songwriter and producer Left at London. The four-track EP entirely consists of covers.

Track listing
Left at London albums  2020 extended plays  LGBT-related music  Indie pop EPs   Bedroom pop albums   Contemporary R&B EPs   Cover albums

Cruel Practice
Cruel Practice is the debut extended play by British rapper and singer Shygirl. It was released on May 25, 2018 on her label NUXXE. Label co-founder Sega Bodega produced the album. Promoted by the singles "O", "Gush", and "Nasty"

Critical reception
Margaret Farrell of Pitchfork wrote " The EP placed at number 10 on Tiny Mix Tapes's list of the best releases of 2018. The website wrote "Deafening and invasive, Cruel Practice carried with it the feeling of entering bodily into someone else’s fantasy and taking control, of reconfiguring the conduits of sexual and emotional power, of becoming the turbulence in a system that, faced with the imminence of the future, can only shout impotently and virulently into a past that no longer indulges its machinations of singular authority."

Albums
Industry Games Once Upon a Time (EP) Cruel Practice Super Ultra Heatbreakes and Earthquakes The Other Sides Thunderbitch (album) Daughter in the Choir Thank U 4 Taking Me 2 The Disco 3rd Ward Bounce Louder (EP) Big diva energy Just be free Faye Webster (album) Song of the Lark and Other Far Memories If We Make it through december Rise (EP) Rebecca Black Was Here Orphan Offering Juno (Remi Wolf album) The Bob's Burgers Music Album vol. 2 Heterosexuality (album) Live From Blackalachia Age 101: Drop X A Curious Tale of Trials + Persons Stillness in Wonderland Green Balloon (album) Friend Goals Red Balloon (album) Muna (album)

Songs
Stay High (Brittany Howard song) year end: 14 triple a, also lists He Loves Me History Repeats Sound & Color (song) year end: 76 hot rock, 50 adult alternative Bigger Man Ohio (King Princess song) Pain (King Princess song) Pussy Is God Prophet (song) Ain’t Together Flicker (Rina Sawayama song) Cherry (Rina Sawayama song) Chosen Family Icy (Kim Petras song) All the Time (Kim Petras song) Rollercoaster (Bleachers song) *year end: 28 alt airplay, 60 hot rock, 44 rock airplay, gold cert Hate That You Know Me Alfie’s Song (Not So Typical Love Song) How Dare You Wnt More I Know Alone (pitchfork list, thrillist) Don’t Wanna Oh, What a World Slow Burn (Kacey Musgraves song) It’s Okay to Cry Ponyboy (song) Faceshopping Drew Barrymore (SZA song) Bruises (Chairlift song) Ghost Tonight Amanaemonesia Met Before Ch-Ching Romeo (Chairlift song) Gec 2 U Hand Crushed by a Mallet Nobody (Mitski song) (funk-pop, euro disco, disco) XXXTC International Woman of Leisure Shameika Comme si on s’aimait Mequetrefe (pitchfork list) Video Girl (song) Holy Terrain Home with You Mama Say You Can Cry Tomorrow Taste (Betty who song) Some Kinda Wonderful I Got So High That I Saw Jesus The only heartbreaker Addictions Appointments Thumbs Brando Vbs Hot & heavy Faith healer Silk chiffon Other muna songs Be sweet La luz (fin) Fue mejor Paper love Casanova Justified Slumber party Cure for Me Camera Roll Broken Horses Fue Mejor

expansions
Beach Bunny reviews Turn Out the Light Reviews St. Vincent remix albumr eviews Historian (singles, background, tour, reviews) No Burden (reviews, lists, background, singles, tour) Stranger in the alps reviews and expansions Add tours to article Two Birds One Stone Gone Now compostition, promotion, reviews My Agenda reviews Shamir Hope and Revelations Drop 6

Heterosexuality
Heterosexuality is the eighth studio album by American singer-songwriter Shamir. It was released on February 11, 2022 through AntiFragile Records.

Composition
Heterosexuality is an avant-garde pop and noise pop album with influences from an eclectic array of genres.

"Gay Agenda is an industrial banger that talks about toxic masculinity and queerness. "Cisgender" is a shoegaze track that discusses Shamir's non-binary gender identity. "Abomination" is an industrial rap song, wherein Shamir raps with "san otherworldly blend of power and gentleness" about systemic oppression, reclaiming slurs that have been used against him.  "Caught Up" is an indie rock song "Marriage" is a "strutting" R&B song with "new jack swing-esque percussion and a funky, glistening guitar line" and features Shamir learning to love himself, proclaiming "I'm married to me". "Cold Brew" is an alt-pop song that reflect's Shamir's emotional clarity "Nuclear" is a tropicalía and bossa nova song that takes influence from lounge pop.

Lyrically, the album's ten tracks tell a narrative cycle, beginning with songs about a trio of songs about "aggressive nonconformity as a political statement". On "Stability" Shamir expresses how that fight can take a toll and "unearths traumas, both universal ones and his own unique struggles". The album then "moves into a false, saccharine golden hour" with lyrics about "helplessness hardening into nihilism". On the last two songs Shamir "entertains the slightest possibility of hope" and the fight returns.

Critical reception
Heterosexuality received a score of 79 out of 100 based on 13 critical reviews, from review aggregate site Metacritic, indicating "generally favorable reviews".

"On each of Heterosexuality's tracks, he defies being easily categorized by the issues outlined on the big-picture song titles, bringing different colors to his unrepentant honesty" Allmusic "While its seeming contradictions make it a slightly more challenging listen than Shamir was, Heterosexuality acknowledges how complicated just existing can be with the wit, creativity, and unguarded emotions that have been a vital part of Shamir's music since the beginning."

"Heterosexuality is the voice of an artist attempting to integrate his shadows. It’s a bold sonic experiment with a clear message: I’m here, I’m queer, don’t fuck with me." (Crack) "With resounding beauty, ‘Heterosexuality’ deconstructs social norms through a powerful freedom of self-expression, yet also acknowledges this pain and struggle" (DIY)

"Shamir's vocals are otherworldly, careening over the darkness of his tracks before plunging into seduction, despair or both, only to ultimately emerge as an '80s pop falsetto. Somehow, Shamir can invoke Bjork, Prince and the Weeknd, sometimes all in the same track, while still sounding completely unique." "Heterosexuality captivates and transports the listener, making an ethereal landscape out of dissonance and nihilism. It never repeats itself, it does not stutter, and it absolutely never apologizes."(Exclaim)

"Heterosexuality can be an overwhelming listen, packed with emotion and production choices that leave you gasping for air, but it’s also deeply rewarding." (paste)

"Some of the songs are so jagged and exposed, they have the double-edged effect of also feeling unfinished, especially compared to the more upbeat moments on the album. The project also doesn’t boast the tightness of Shamir’s 2020 self-titled album, which he released after parting ways with his former label XL—a move that made it clear Shamir was going to navigate the music world on his own terms. Instead, Heterosexuality is impulsive and unfiltered, another self-affirmation from someone who’s shared that he’s“anti-career”—and far more interested in self-discovery than a route toward the stardom." (Rolling Stone)

Eat Your Young
Eat Your Young is the sixth extended play (EP) by Irish musician Hozier. It was released on 17 March 2023 through Rubyworks Records.

Musicians

 * Hozier – lead vocals (all tracks)


 * Craig Balmoris – drum programming (track 1)
 * Bekon – background vocals (track 1), organ (track 1,) piano (tracks 1–2), strings (tracks 1–2), synthesizer (tracks 1–2)
 * Amanda Brown – background vocals (track 3)
 * Darien Dorsey – organ (track 3)
 * Marius Feder – synthesizer (track 1)
 * Gregory Fletcher – background vocals (tracks 1–2)
 * Drew Forde – viola
 * Roland Garcia – percussion (track 3)
 * Peter Gonzales – drums (track 2), programming (track 2)
 * Sergiu "Rappy" Gherman – programming (tracks 1–2)
 * Jeff "Gitty" Gitelman – bass (track 3), electric guitar (track 3), synthesizer (track 3)
 * Peter Gonzales – drums (track 2), programming (track 2)
 * Nayanna Holley – background vocals (tracks 1–2)
 * Stuart Johnson – drums (tracks 1–2), synthesizer (track 2)
 * Charles Jones – background vocals (tracks 1–2)
 * Daniel Krieger – guitar (tracks 1–2), bass (tracks 1–2)
 * Andrew Kwon – violin (track 2)
 * Haesol Lee – violin (track 2)
 * Daniel Lim – cello (track 2)
 * Ginny Luke – violin (track 3)
 * Lisa McCormick – french horn (track 3)
 * Kadeem Nichols – background vocals (tracks 1–2)
 * Stanley Randolph – drums (track 3)
 * Aretha Scruggs – background vocals (tracks 1–2)
 * Toni Scruggs – background vocals (tracks 1–2)
 * Jordan Seigel – string arrangement (tracks 1–2)
 * Fletcher Sheridan – background vocals (tracks 1–2)
 * David Simmonds – background vocals (tracks 1–2)
 * SORA – cello (track 3)
 * The Whole Soul Strings – strings (tracks 1–2)
 * Danielle Withers – background vocals (tracks 1–2)

Technical

 * Hozier – vocal engineer (track 2)
 * Wil Anspach – engineer (track 2)
 * Matt Anthony – engineer (tracks 1–2)
 * Tom Elmhirst – mixing engineer (track 1)
 * Greg Calbi – mastering engineer (all tracks)
 * Sean Cook – vocal engineer (tracks 1–2)
 * Steve Fallone – mastering engineer (track 2)
 * Jeff "Gitty" Gitelman – engineer (track 3)
 * Peter Gonzales – recording engineer (track 1), mixing engineer (track 2)
 * Adam Hong – mixing engineer (track 1)
 * Peter Katis – mixing engineer (track 3)
 * Daniel Krieger – vocal engineer (tracks 1–2)
 * Logan Taylor – assistant recording engineer (track 1), engineer (track 2)
 * Jordan Siegel – recording engineer (track 2)

Song charts
While the EP as a whole did not chart in any territory, all three songs charted individually;.