80s clubland legend Grace Jones returns with Hurricane, a patchy but fascinating comeback record.
It really does feel like the ‘80s are back for an...
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The star's agent has issued an official statement.
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Read More 'Who can define infinity?' 'Is fear the air you breathe?' Mad for the questions, that Grace Jones is. The former Studio 54 queen sounds as wonderfully barmy as ever on 'Love You To Life'. That being said, something about the crystal clear production makes me pine for the the tinny '80s clangs and hisses of her earlier material.
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Cast your mind back a year to the release of Warm Leatherette, one of 1980's most misunderstood albums. The critics who scoffed, were looking at the intriguingly ridiculous cover rather than listening to the hot and heavy dance music on the record.
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