Harry Styles review: Harry's House is an unfussy and impressive laid-back epic 

With his new album, Harry's House, Harry Styles has again proven  he's an artist of substance 
Harry Styles review: Harry's House is an unfussy and impressive laid-back epic 

Harry Styles releases Harry's House on Friday, May 20. 

★★★★☆

As the cheeky, charming member of One Direction, Harry Styles had seemed cursed to live out his career as a Gen Z Gary Barlow – a granny’s favourite who could never fully leave behind his days of teen stardom. How extraordinary, then, that he should have bounded so effortlessly from Simon Cowell-approved poppet to Serious Artist and one-person 1970s soft-rock revival.

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