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"If Marina Lambrini Diamandis&amp;#039;s debut album The Family Jewels taught us anything, it&amp;#039;s that she is one tricky madam to suss out. Question is, how do you top an LP that managed to earn a top five placing despite having more quirks that Louis&amp;#039;s X Factor category? Cue her self-made character Electra Heart; a white-blonde air-heard who &amp;quot;stands for the corrupt side of American ideology&amp;quot;, she says. Confused? So are we - which can only be a good thing.  &amp;quot;Lying on a fake beach/ She&amp;#039;ll never get a tan,&amp;quot; she bitches over a minimalist club-ready beat about her ex&amp;#039;s new lover, before insisting it was her that broke things off with him. &amp;quot;When you&amp;#039;re around me I&amp;#039;m radioactive/ My blood is burning, radioactive,&amp;quot; she continues on the radio-friendly, synth-laden, and deeply hypnotic chorus; though before we accuse her of bandwagon-hopping (it was produced by Rihanna and Katy Perry collaborators Stargate), we&amp;#039;re certain it&amp;#039;s all part of the irony, right?    Watch the &amp;#039;Radioactive&amp;#039; music video below:       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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