there's every chance you're massively overthinking!It's partly that there's a handful of posters doing their very best to turn Moopy into an offshoot of Popjustice, which is fantastic on one hand because they're doing the lord's work in posting the bulk of the new music I discover on here. But on the other hand there's perhaps an assumption of the level of base knowledge that there would be on one of those sites that there just isn't here where I'd guess the majority aren't specifically here to actively share or discover new pop...
I think it's a shame because it sits apart from the other collabs in that it was very much pushed as a Kylie project and a proper singal, but maybe it just doesn't sit comfortably alongside the rest of the tracks if they're going in a more electronic direction for this.I love that My Oh My has been shunted to the end.
What a strange move. We'll see how it pans out. Fewer formats. For now.

This is so much more attractive as a package:
She needs to fire her team.
Granted but she's probably saving her pennies anyway.To be fair, you cannot believe anyone other than Kylie herself has final say on what photo they're going to use as the cover...
Where is this leak site please? I can't deal with cryptic clues.

based on names alone I'm excited about songs 4 and 9 only. the track lengths are... ridiculous
1. Lights Camera Action (2:42)
2. Taboo (2:48)
3. Someone for Me (2:34)
4. Good as Gone (3:09)
5. Kiss Bang Bang (2:27)
6. Diamonds (2:42)
7. Hello (2:44)
8. Dance to the Music (2:31)
9. Shoulda Left Ya (2:20)
I bit for the digital deluxe last time out with those bonus tracks, and wasn't it still only a fiver or something? So yes, I think I'll hold off any physical format this time. I can't even remember how many copies of Disco and Tension I have, but I know that other than the Infinite Disco DVD, none have been played.If a song just works out to be short... fine, but having one after the other like that I just hope it doesn't come off as a bit slight or unfinished.
Still excited for more Minogue. I'm not ordering anything yet mind, in case they do come up with a deluxe CD. Being BMG I'm assuming another digital deluxe is inevitable.
I will likely end up buying a physical copy but I'm assuming they will be dropping a deluxe version on the week of a release so I'd rather wait.I bit for the digital deluxe last time out with those bonus tracks, and wasn't it still only a fiver or something? So yes, I think I'll hold off any physical format this time. I can't even remember how many copies of Disco and Tension I have, but I know that other than the Infinite Disco DVD, none have been played.
I'm hoping that the fact my interest in this is relatively low, may help me break the habit of buying physical Kylie formats. She's the last act I do it for.
Minogue, however, teased that the album after ‘Tension II’ will be a “fresh start” for her. It’s one that might see the singer move in the direction of her much-maligned 1997 record ‘Impossible Princess’, which saw a commercial resurgence earlier this decade when it was released on vinyl for the first time in 2022.
“I feel like it’ll be time for something – maybe not as singular as [‘Impossible Princess’] – but to bring some of that back in,” Minogue told NME, revealing that she “already had a few songwriting days in the studio with my closest [collaborators] for whatever’s to come”.
“I’m not sure how much of [what I’m working on] is because [of] where my output has been of late. We’ve been pretty solid on ‘What’s the hit, what’s the hit, what’s the hit’,” she said. “So, it’s some of that slightly meatier kind of the other stuff that I’m really drawn to.”
I'm ready for this too.One track on the album is apparently a distant cousin of Toxic and another is a melancholy outlier:
https://www.nme.com/news/music/kyli...a-action-tension-world-tour-interview-3797590
Also very here for this:
She's already started on the next one, she literally does not rest.