The Guardian -
29 Nov 2020 11:00

(RCA)Cyrus might know her way around a Joan Jett cover, but the punky sneer of this post-divorce album feels like an act Throughout a decade careening gleefully from pop to R&B to country, Miley Cyrus has needed no urging to drop a rock cover. Her unforced simpatico for guitars, and that gravelly bawl, have enabled reputable live takes on Led Zeppelin's Black Dog (Glastonbury 2019) and Joan Jett's I Love Rock'n'Roll (her 2011 tour). Plastic Hearts is the album of that predilection: a set of post...
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