attempts to explore gender roles, love and truth, but is ruined by the over-reliance on auto-tune and poor artistic ...

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If you're resilient enough to make it through Katy Perry's schlep of a new album ... Unfortunately, this sweet source of inspiration doesn't show up in Perry's lyrics (which is to say, the lyrics she ...

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Katy Perry's new album title ... an 11-track blur of thick electronic programming and simplistic lyrics. There's none of her past cheeky humor, virtually no personality. Even the title is ...

Behind the playful lyrics, frilly choruses and constant feminist themes of “143”, a darker reality lies beneath — Perry’s collaboration with celebrity producer and alleged rapist Dr. Luke.