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byMUNA sharpen their pop instincts and raise their temperature on ‘Dancing on the Wall,’ an impassioned, outspoken fourth album that threads desire, heartache, queer joy, and political fury through some of their catchiest, most cathartic songwriting to date. Across its feverish world – where sweat, longing, fantasy, self-recognition, and release coalesce – the trio refuse to separate pleasure from pressure, delivering a visceral, unapologetic record about what it means to keep wanting, keep dancing, and keep reaching for connection when the world itself feels on fire.
