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June 4, 2022 MUNA’s Cover of Britney’s “Sometimes” Is Something Special A good Britney cover is hard to come by, but MUNA's done it right byBradley Stern
May 26, 2022 “Home By Now”: MUNA Makes Sad Queer Dance Floor Magic Again MUNA's gut-punch on the dance floor feels right at, well byBradley Stern Shares 14
December 10, 2019 ‘Lonely Christmas’: Now, Now’s Sad, Synth-y, Single Anthem for the Holidays I've been missin' you, babe, every December night byBradley Stern
June 7, 2019 ‘Number One Fan’: MUNA Finds the Bliss in Stanning Yourself, For Once MUNA drowns out the self-doubt with a top pop bop byBradley Stern
December 18, 2017 The Top 20 Songs of 2017 From Lana Del Rey to the soundtrack of 'Call Me By Your Name,' these are the byBradley Stern 1 Share
January 20, 2017 “Crying On the Bathroom Floor”: MUNA’s Masochism Is a Dark Dance Floor Escape Out-and-proud three-piece MUNA comes through with a chilly, tear-stained dance byBradley Stern