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Full of life and catching feelings: Christine and the Queens’ greatest songs – ranked!

Christine and the Queens, now known as Chris, returns with a fresh single and an exciting new album titled 'Hopecore.' This release showcases a shift in musical style, blending lo-fi sounds with deep emotional themes that resonate with list...

The Guardian· Nov 8, 2026 · 10:12 AM · 1 views

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Christine and the Queens, now known as Chris, returns with a fresh single and an exciting new album titled 'Hopecore.' This release showcases a shift in musical style, blending lo-fi sounds with deep emotional themes that resonate with listeners.

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