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Bastille, Wild World | Album Review
Brit alt-rock, indie-pop band Bastille delivers a brilliant sophomore LP with ‘Wild World.’ Frontman Dan Smith sounds superb, delivering fantastic vocals.
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Bastille, Send Them Off! | Track Review 🎵
Alternative collective Bastille keep the hits coming with “Send Them Off!,” the third and final pre-release single from sophomore album ‘Wild World’.
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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Jesus Alone | Track Review
“Jesus Alone,” the promo single for Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds’ Skeleton Tree, ranks among the most enigmatic, darkest records of 2016.
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Bastille, Fake It | Track Review 🎵
Bastille exceeds expectations on second ‘Wild World’ promo single, “Fake It.” There is nothing fake about the song – it’s legit.
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X Ambassadors, VHS | Album Review
X Ambassadors shine on their debut album ‘VHS.’ There are ample enjoyable, energetic songs to whet the music audience’s taste buds.
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Review: Coldplay, ‘Ghost Stories’
On its sixth studio album, ‘Ghost Stories’, alternative rock/pop collective Coldplay opts for subtlety, mysteriousness, and restraint.
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Arctic Monkeys, AM | Album Review 💿
British alternative rock band Arctic Monkeys show infatuation at its best on their terrific 2013 album, ‘AM’.
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Vampire Weekend, Modern Vampires of the City | Album Review
Indie rock darlings Vampire Weekend return as an older, more mature band on their superb third studio album, ‘Modern Vampires of the City.’
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Phoenix, Bankrupt! | Album Review
French alternative rock collective Phoenix never miss a beat on Bankrupt! a compelling follow-up to their Grammy-winning 2009 LP, Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix.
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Green Day, ¡Uno! | Album Review
Overall, ‘!Uno!’ Is a solid and sound effort from Green Day. It accomplishes its purposes to resurrect the band’s punk roots.
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Mumford & Sons, Babel | Album Review
‘Babel,’ the highly-anticipated sophomore album from Mumford & Sons, gives them a solid, but not necessarily innovative album.