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Album Review: ‘Fancy That’ byPinkPantheress (2025)

Reviews May 28, 2025By Dana Kafina, Cassidy Newman, Marc Paniza, Grace Street and Vince Tafea

On a mission, and like a bat symbol shone into the sky (or a panther symbol in this case), a ragtag group of Vince’s mutuals emerged out of thin air, with one objective: to chill and listen to PinkPantheress’ highly anticipated new album, Fancy That.

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Browsing: pinkpantheress

Album Review: ‘Fancy That’ byPinkPantheress (2025)

“Like diaspora, pollen needs to bescattered to different places to survive and grow”: Dual Opening of ‘Germinate/Propagate/Bloom’, and ‘Last Call’ at 4A Centre of Contemporary Asian Art

Akinola Davies Jr. on My Father’s Shadow, Namesakes, and Nostalgia: An Interview

Into the Blue: Underwater Robots Unveil the Secrets of Norfolk Island’s Deep

Ancient Reef Cores Reveal Fragile Future for the Great Barrier Reef

Part One: The Tale of the Corporate University

“Thank you Conspiracy!” says Capitalism, as it survives another day

A meditation on God and the impossible pursuit of answers

We Will Be Remembered As More Than Administrative Errors

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