Charmbracelet

"Her voice is damaged, and there's not a moment where it sounds strong or inviting. That alone would be disturbing, but since the songs are formless and the production bland - another reason why the hip-hop announces itself, even though it's nowhere near as pronounced as it has been since Butterfly - her tired voice becomes the only thing to concentrate on, and it's a sad, ugly thing, making an album that would merely have been her worst into something tragic".

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