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 "At The Drive-In make it clear that they have not lost an ounce of their energy."

 "The album has the merit of not wanting to be a new 'Relationship On Command' and reintroduces the band in a great state of form."

At the Drive-In returns with 'In•ter a•li•a', a strong album that picks up where their classic 'Relationship of Command' left off. Despite high expectations and lineup changes, the band delivers energetic and varied tracks. Cedric Bixler-Zavala’s vocal evolution is notable, and new guitarist Keely Davis adds impactful guitar work. The album balances intense post-hardcore aggression with moments of post-punk calm, promising a bright future. Discover At the Drive-In's powerful return—listen to 'In•ter a•li•a' now and experience their energized post-hardcore revival!

 "Slowdive navigates between shoegaze and dream pop with an experienced confidence supported by a good compositional vein."

 "'Everyone Knows' is undoubtedly Goswell’s best vocal performance on the album, enhancing a song with a misty and delicate atmosphere."

Slowdive's 2017 self-titled album marks a long-awaited return after 22 years, maintaining their signature shoegaze and dream pop style. Featuring strong tracks like 'Star Roving' and 'Everyone Knows,' the album showcases impeccable sound quality and confident composition. While it doesn't break new ground, it solidly re-establishes the band's presence in the genre. Fans of slow, atmospheric sounds will appreciate the effort and craftsmanship evident throughout. Listen to Slowdive's atmospheric 2017 return and rediscover classic shoegaze vibes today!

 The guitar of the Italian-origin leader is more present than ever.

 'Are You Looking For Action?' is the best thing on the album, and in its generous eight minutes, dips liberally into Happy Mondays, Charlatans, late seventies disco fascinations, and acid house.

Kasabian's album 'For Crying Out Loud' marks a return to guitar-driven rock after the more electronic '48:13'. Though the lead single lacks impact, most tracks showcase inspired songwriting and energetic pace. Standout moments include the epic 'Are You Looking For Action?' and the Britpop-inspired 'Bless This Acid House'. The album balances direct rock with occasional slower songs, resulting in a confident, British-rooted record. Discover Kasabian’s rocking comeback on 'For Crying Out Loud'—listen now and feel the guitar-driven energy!

 "The new work is packed with absolutely prestigious guests and, unlike the previous 'The Fall,' is an incredibly ambitious project."

 "Gorillaz confirms Damon Albarn’s skill and ability in managing projects of various origins, maintaining credibility and freshness in the various proposals."

Gorillaz marks a strong comeback with 'Humanz,' an ambitious concept album centered around an end-of-the-world party. Featuring a variety of musical styles—from club beats to hip-hop and rock—and top-tier collaborators, the album contrasts with their previous work 'The Fall.' While not surpassing the classic 'Demon Days,' it showcases Damon Albarn's masterful project management and musical creativity. Highlights include 'We Got The Power' and 'Busted And Blue.' Discover Gorillaz's eclectic 'Humanz' and experience the thrilling party at the end of the world—listen now!

 "What Equals Love" is stunningly catchy and fresh, perhaps their best track in ten years.

 ‘Risk To Exist’ is by no means an essential comeback, but at least it allows Smith and company to regain a little vitality.

Maxïmo Park's sixth album 'Risk To Exist' marks a partial return to quality after a few disappointing releases. Produced by Tom Schick, it features some strong, catchy tracks reminiscent of their early work. While the album starts promisingly with energetic songs like 'What Did We Do to You to Deserve This?' and 'What Equals Love,' it falters mid-way with several forgettable tracks. Despite the unevenness, moments like 'My Hero' and 'The Reason I Am Here' revive interest, offering hope for the band's future. Discover the highs and lows of Maxïmo Park's 'Risk To Exist'—listen now and judge if it's their best comeback yet!

 "'8' is an album without striking singles like 'Are You In?' or 'Love Hurts,' and that's not necessarily a bad thing."

 "The magnificent 'Throw Out The Map' reaffirms Incubus' prowess in crafting rock tracks that combine recognizability and complexity without being dull."

Incubus returns after six years with '8', a solid album blending melodic alt-rock and grunge. Collaborating with Skrillex, they refine their sound without losing identity. Highlights include the singles 'Nimble Bastard' and 'Throw Out The Map', showcasing a balance of aggressive and reflective tracks. Overall, '8' marks a promising comeback for the band. Listen to Incubus' '8' now and experience their dynamic return blending classic rock with modern touches!

 The chosen title, 'Let The Dancers Inherit The Party,' is a nod to the poetry collection published in 1960 by Scottish writer Ian Finley Hamilton.

 The British Sea Power remain one of the best-kept secrets of contemporary British rock, a band that through its music continues to seek the perfect synthesis between the various souls of the best English rock of the last thirty years.

British Sea Power's tenth album, Let The Dancers Inherit The Party, stands out as one of 2017's best, blending accessible songwriting with rich arrangements. The album channels influences from New Order, Joy Division, and The Cure in a more direct style. Highlights include singles like "Bad Bohemian" and tracks such as "International Space Station." Despite limited commercial success, the band continues to deliver high-quality British rock. Discover British Sea Power's captivating new album – listen to Let The Dancers Inherit The Party now!

 "The Ride is not the whim of a failed pop star, but a restart toward more artistically valid shores."

 "Incredibly, out comes one of the surprise albums of the year; The Ride is a noteworthy album, and not only in the pop field."

This review highlights Nelly Furtado's album The Ride as a significant artistic comeback after a decline in her career. The record is praised for its inspired songwriting, strong production by John Congleton, and blending of pop with alternative influences. Standout tracks like "Paris Sun," "Pipe Dreams," and "Flatline" illustrate her creative renewal. The album is viewed as a mature restart, proving pop can still deliver quality music from established artists. Listen to The Ride and experience Nelly Furtado's bold artistic renewal today!

 An orgy of sounds, electronic vibrations, and distorted voice that would not be out of place on a Daft Punk record.

 Automaton is a good refresh and a new, delightful batch of tracks that will represent a valuable addition in the upcoming live shows.

Jamiroquai returns after seven years with Automaton, a synthpop and dance-infused album led by Jay Kay and Matt Johnson. The record balances electro-dance pulses and 70s disco vibes, highlighting tracks like the title song and Nights Out In The Jungle. While not a drastic departure, the album offers a refreshing update to their classic sound, promising impactful live performances. Listen to Automaton now and experience Jamiroquai's fresh blend of synthpop and disco grooves!

 ‘Spirit’ is an important album for Depeche Mode, marking a partial refresh of their sonic framework.

 The aggressive 'Scum' is a real punch to the stomach that shoots a frantic mix of synths and supercharged bass.

Depeche Mode's fourteenth album 'Spirit' marks a significant shift with new producer James Ford, blending political lyrics with refreshed electro sounds. The album features strong songwriting from Martin Gore and sharp vocals from Dave Gahan. Tracks like 'Scum' and 'Where's The Revolution?' highlight the band's re-energized approach. Overall, 'Spirit' is a successful comeback after a less impressive previous release. Discover the political edge and vibrant synth textures in Depeche Mode's 'Spirit'—listen to this essential album now!