‘Depth and maturity’ … Taylor Swift. Photograph: Beth Garrabrant
We would like to hear your views on Taylor Swift’s surprise double album, The Tortured Poets Department.
Swift’s 11th studio album was released on Friday, and immediately updated with the addition of 15 unexpected bonus tracks as Swift revealed that it was a secret double album.
In his four-star review, our music critic Alexis Petridis said:
… [T]here’s a depth and maturity to this album that makes her competitors look a little wan by comparison. Clearly, the monocultural ubiquity she’s achieved isn’t terribly healthy for anything other than her bank balance – The Tortured Poets Department seems to concur – but if we have to have a single artist dominating pop, we could have picked worse.
But what did you make of it? Let us know using the form below.
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