Kylie Minogue on why she “misses almost everything about the ’90s”

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Kylie Minogue has opened up about her nostalgia for the noughties and why she “misses almost everything about the ’90s”.In a new interview with The Times, the pop icon – whose 90’s hits include ‘Tears On My Pillow’, ‘Better the Devil You Know’ and her collab track with Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds ‘Where the Wild Roses Grow’ – discussed that era in time which has been making a pop-culture comeback as of late.“I miss almost everything about the 1990s,” Minogue said, adding: “There were no phones, dance music was going nuts and I was in it and among it, going to the clubs, going to fashion shows, pounding the pavement, going to markets.“I wasn’t wasting time scrolling on socials or dealing with, like, adulting.

So there’s a lot I miss. Overall just freedom.”A post shared by Kylie Minogue (@kylieminogue)Elsewhere in the interview, the ‘Can’t Get You Out Of My Head’ reflected on the past and revealed the piece of advice she would give her younger self.

She would tell herself to “trust her instinct”.The singer added: “Also I’d say, ‘Have fun. There’s a lot to come, there will be a lot of obstacles and if you can’t go over them you’ll find a way under them or around them.

You’ll find a way.”Recently, Minogue released ‘Tension II’. In a glowing five-star review of the LP, NME shared: “Not to put a damper on the triumph that was ‘Tension’, but ‘Tension II’ surpasses it by light years – and, in so doing, awkwardly puts into question the need to connect the two albums in the first place.