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Melbourne band Blusher talk ‘Should We Go Dance?’, their EP of pop bangers that bask in the joy of female friendship – read the NME interview
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The Geography Closest In Photo by Mats Silvan/Getty Images. Edit by Cheri Lucas Rowlands. Miranda Ward | Adrift | Weidenfeld & Nicolson | January 2021 | 15 minutes (4,339 words) The bald conclusiveness of a positive pregnancy test draws a clear line between yes/no, this/that, knowing/not-knowing. For a moment at least it clarifies everything, or distils it, into a single and irrefutable piece of knowledge. This certainty, when it comes to the body, is rare (later a doctor will tell me: if everything in medicine were as reliable as a pregnancy test, my job would be a lot easier), so I hold...