This year has been monumental for female pop artists. With releases from greats such as Britney Spears, Beyonce and more, 2016 has sealed itself as a year for new classics. However, two of the year’s best pop albums came from smaller names.
Back in June, Tegan and Sara released their eighth studio album, Love You to Death, 10 tracks of honest lyrics and catchy hooks that seal the duo as one of indie pop’s best.
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