If Rihanna's got you feeling sort of flat and disappointed, at least we've got Robyn around to offer a master-class on emoting within a limited vocal range:
Indestructible (Edit) by robyn
This is a quieter, less defiant song than we've heard off the other volumes in her Body Talk project (speaking of which, how has she not smoked Glee and turned in a definitive cover of "Physical" as a nod to the title? Did she do it on tour, does anyone know?). And it may be her first uncompromising love song in this new iteration of her career. This is no poison-laced sugar like "Bum Like You" or failed affair like "The Girl and the Robot." It's wary, sure, but there's no compromise in the sweet series of lines that opens the song; "I'm yours / You're mine / Two satellites / Not alone. / No, we're not alone." There's a flatness later in the song, on the "Hands in the up in the air / Like you don't care," but the apathy's a nice contrast to the feigned apathy of the lyrics, and with Robyn, I trust her enough to believe that it's intentional.