Everything Will Be Alright in the End
A heavy-fuzz homecoming that trades pop-radio polish for complex arrangements and the earnest, crunchy guitar harmonies of the band's early nineties peak.
July 10, 2014 · Republic Records
A heavy-fuzz homecoming that trades pop-radio polish for complex arrangements and the earnest, crunchy guitar harmonies of the band's early nineties peak.
July 10, 2014 · Republic Records
Thick, analog-warm guitar tones and rich, stacked harmonies signal a deliberate reconciliation with a classic guitar-driven sound. Reunited with producer Ric Ocasek, the band sweeps away years of digital studio experimentation in favor of a heavy, tactile rock production that feels both nostalgic and triumphant. The record balances self-aware reflections on their own legacy with an ambitious, progressive second half that culminates in a sweeping instrumental suite.
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