Miley Cyrus Secures Her Place Among Rock Royalty With ‘Plastic Hearts,’ Her Best Album Yet: Review

usmagazine.com:

Plastic Hearts is Miley Cyrus at her best. Sure, 2013’s Bangerz was a cultural reset. Yes, it gave us hit (“We Can’t Stop”) after hit (“Wrecking Ball”) after hit (“Adore You”).

But this is the record that she was born to make.Across 15 tracks, the singer, 28, embraces being utterly unapologetic and secures her place among rock royalty thanks to collaborations with the legendary Billy Idol, Joan Jett and Stevie Nicks.

She also brings Dua Lipa along for the ride of a lifetime with their badass, unintended quarantine anthem, “Prisoner.”Much of the album is inspired by Cyrus’ divorce from Liam Hemsworth.

Right from the jump, she dives into their 2019 split with “WTF Do I Know,” her most savage kiss-off since “7 Things” from 2008’s Breakout.