Release Date: | CLR2024rock |
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Twelfth is tuneful, clever, and musically joyful. The opening track, "The Dropouts" is so effortlessly great it has a possibility of sounding boring upon first listen. The same goes for the other burners here, like "Turn Off the TV", "Confessional Boxing", and "Bottle Rocket Baby": they're all loud, fun, and are likely to bore themselves in the back of your brain and bounce around in there for a few days. But, even better than these light, fun tracks are the songwriting showcases "Belmont Hotel", "I Like You Better", and the closer "Why Don't We Ever Say We're Sorry", as there's a light grace to these tracks that are destined to resonate with many for quite a long while. Twelfth is a strong album, even in the context of a band with a history of strong albums.
The Dropouts | |
This House Got Ghosts | |
Turn Off The Tv | |
I Like You Better | |
Happy Hour | |
Belmont Hotel | |
Confessional Boxing | |
Diamonds On Neptune | |
Our Year | |
Bottle Rocket Baby | |
Absence (What We've Got) | |
Why Don't We Ever Say We're Sorry |