‘Music, Fashion, Film’ – the newest chart-topping record from Charli XCX crushes electric guitars with stiletto heels and kisses goodbye to the Brat era and subsequent hiatus. Raw instrumentation inaugurates a shift towards electronic pop-rock, and live drums over glitchy synths define one of the most ambitious albums in the artist’s catalogue. Colouring outside the lines of Charli’s vulnerable and provocative conversations with herself, ragged …
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