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Imagine Dragons
Evolve
Singer Dan Reynolds indulges his fantasies of suffering and reward amid catchy but bombastic music
The FT
Imagine Dragons
Evolve
It’s easy to see why Imagine Dragons have been so successful to date. Whether this kind of glossy grandiosity has longevity is an entirely different matter
The Irish Times
Imagine Dragons
Evolve
The band’s latest inescapable album. Like a misogynist that doesn’t understand the meaning of no, it forces itself on us at every turn
Earbuddy
Imagine Dragons
Evolve
Lifeless electronic-tinged arena rock
The Guardian
Imagine Dragons
Evolve
Involves mostly devolving back into the hoariest of tired rock cliches, and plodding grimly towards the summer’s festivals
The Independent
Imagine Dragons
Evolve
Evolve feels very much like the digital Zeitgeist of 2017: good intentions aside, its bold, colorful textures elbow aside any notions of introspection or reflection
All Music
Imagine Dragons
Evolve
A bit samey – but there’s plenty to please fans
NME
Imagine Dragons
Evolve
Despite having a constant overarching sound, there's enough variety and range across the album to keep it interesting
The Music
Imagine Dragons
Evolve
Redeeming moments come via Alex Da Kid, producer of the Dragons' mega-hit "Radioactive." See "Yesterday," a sulk-fest whose boozy stomp and goofy guitar solo actually sound like a band having fun, rather than stoic engineers of content delivery systems
Rolling Stone
London Grammar
Truth Is A Beautiful Thing
As with London Grammar’s first record, it is an album for the romantics, or anyone looking for lyrical clarity in amongst a time of personal turmoil
AU Review
Jeff Tweedy
Together At Last
For the most part, “Together At Last” sounds like something Tweedy did while he was waiting for the rest of the band to show up to the studio
Gig Soup
Ride
Weather Diaries
Ultimately, Weather Diaries adds to Ride’s discography in a positive way
Earbuddy
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