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Review: In the newly reissued (on bone vinyl, no less) Cher album Closer to the Truth, the pop queen made a triumphant return to her pop roots with an electrifying display of vocal prowess. The album is a dynamic blend of contemporary anthems and heartfelt ballads that showcase Cher's enduring relevance in the music world. From the empowering title track to the pulsating beats of 'Woman's World,' each song exudes charisma and confidence that reaffirm Cher's status as a pop icon. With its catchy hooks and infectious rhythm this is fine reminder of Cher's unparalleled talent and enduring legacy.

Review: Cher's new compilation Forever is a comprehensive celebration of her legendary career, now available on 2LP crystal clear vinyl with a stunning silver foil cover. This is the first vinyl collection of its kind since 1992, featuring a remastered selection of 19 iconic tracks. Spanning decades of hits, the album includes fan favorites like 'Believe,' 'If I Could Turn Back Time,' 'The Shoop Shoop Song,' and 'Strong Enough,' capturing the essence of Cher's enduring appeal. Sequenced non-chronologically, Forever brings together Cher's biggest chart-toppers, including 'Gypsys, Tramps, and Thieves,' 'Dark Lady,' and 'You Haven't Seen the Last of Me,' along with her beloved ABBA covers and other timeless classics. Each track has been carefully remastered from the original tapes, ensuring the highest sound quality for this release. For fans seeking even more, the digital-only Forever: Fan Edition offers an additional 19 tracks, including rarities like 'A Woman's Story,' produced by Phil Spector, and the long-out-of-print 'I'd Rather Believe in You.' Cher continues to prove that her influence on music is unmatched, and this collection is a fitting tribute to her lasting legacy.

Review: Cher's Living Proof is a dance-pop extravaganza that showcases her iconic voice amidst a blend of disco and house beats. The album's infectious energy and undeniable hooks make it a standout in Cher's extensive catalog. Singles like 'The Music's No Good Without You' and 'Song for the Lonely' exemplify Cher's ability to command the dance floor with her powerful vocals. Now, with its reissue on Coke-coloured vinyl, fans can experience the album's electrifying sound in a whole new way.

Review: The age-defying Cher continues to turn out new music but this new one from Warner revisits her classic It's A Man's World album from 1995. It featured some of the American singer's biggest ever singles such as the easy to sing along to 'Walking in Memphis', plus more like 'One By One', 'Not Enough Love In the World' and 'The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore'. They have all been remastered from the best available sources 30 years after the album made it into the Top 10 in the UK, where it was also certified Gold.