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Rose Gray pairs 'Just Be Bodies' with 'Club To Your Arms' on her new two-track EP
The Polydor two-tracker precedes festival dates and a European tour with Tove Lo.
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A piano ballad stripped almost to nothing, 'Liability' is Lorde turning the feeling of being 'too much' over in her hands, the fear that intensity drives people away. Written in the wake of fame and a break-up, it is among her most quietly devastating songs: a self-portrait that doubles as comfort for anyone who has felt the same.
"Liability" is a single by Lorde, from the album Melodrama, released 15th June 2017. The track is 2:52 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Lorde.
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"It's uncomfortable, but I believe that's where the magic is," says Lorde, in the only speech she gives on the second of two nights at The O2. And she's right. The Ultrasound Tour, in support of her fourth album 'Virgin', gets you so uncomfortably close, it's almost voyeuristic, but Lorde wants you to see it all.
**Lorde** has always been something of a pop maverick. Breakout single ‘Royals’ and with it, debut album ‘Pure Heroine’, switched the mainstream conversation around radio-friendly hits from big and bombastic to sparse, emotional and delicate. The then-16-year-old inspired a wave of artists (both breaking and established) and in a few more years, should rightly be credited for opening the door for the entire bedroom pop genre.