'Disco' review: Disco days aren’t over with Kylie Minogue's latest album


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Kylie Minogue is back to lead you to the dance floor. Photo: Handout

It’s always a sure thing with Kylie Minogue – fun and great grooves that is.

What’s more admirable is that even though she released one of the greatest pop albums of the century nearly 20 years ago (Fever for those pop heathens out there), she keeps trying to outdo herself. Her 15th album moves her closer to that goal post than ever before.

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Summary:

An exceptional dance-heavy experience.

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