Lorde Fans Encounter Frustrating Playback Glitches on New 'Virgin' CDs

In a turn of events that could rival the drama of a Shakespearean tragedy, Lorde fans are reporting troubles with their brand new 'Virgin' CDs. What was meant to be an auditory journey through the mesmerising world of the New Zealand pop sensation has instead become a frustrating game of stubborn discs and unresponsive players.
The issue appears to lie with the actual physical medium itself, as fans have been quick to point out that other CDs in their collection are playing just fine. Could it be that these 'Virgin' CDs are truly living up to their name and refusing to give up their innocence to the cold, harsh reality of the CD player?
One disgruntled fan wrote on Twitter, "Just tried to play my new Lorde CD and it's like my player doesn't even recognise it. What is this sorcery?" Another fan lamented, "I've been looking forward to blasting Lorde's tunes all day, but instead I'm stuck here trying to troubleshoot why my CD won't play. Not cool, Virgin."
While the exact cause of the issue remains unknown, some fans have speculated that it could be a manufacturing error, while others have pondered whether the CDs are simply too pure to play in such mundane devices. Whatever the reason, it's clear that Lorde fans are feeling the frustration of a music lover scorned.
In a world of digital downloads and streaming services, the humble CD may be seen as a relic of a bygone era. But for true music aficionados, there is still something special about holding a physical copy of their favourite artist's work in their hands. And when that physical copy refuses to cooperate, it can be a truly heartbreaking experience.
As Lorde herself once sang, "We live in cities you'll never see on screen." And perhaps, in those unseen cities, there are fans desperately trying to coax their 'Virgin' CDs to play, longing for the sweet sounds of their favourite artist to fill the room once more. Let's hope that this issue is resolved swiftly, so that Lorde fans can once again lose themselves in the music that has captured their hearts.