This was published 6 months ago Tom W. Clarke March 6, 2026 — 8:18am Weird and brave: Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, by Harry Styles. Harry Styles, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally ★★★★ From his first release after One Direction’s split, 2017’s Sign of the Times , comparisons have been made between Harry Styles and his idol, David Bowie. Styles has earned a reputation as a non-conformist – a progressive artist who challenges traditional ideas of masculinity and sexuality, and a subversively kaleidoscopic fashion icon. His music, however, has not broken the mould in the same way. On his fourth solo album, Styles stretches for something different, something brave and weird and singular. The result is an album that overthrows any expectations you might have about what a “Harry Styles album” sounds like, or what you might expect from a well-polished megastar of Styles’ ilk.…