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 This is not a bad album because it is composed of decent songs, where the Vaccines once again show they can find great melodies with a rare immediacy.

 The Vaccines, despite reaffirming themselves as a promising reality, are overreaching, exploring territories where they do not always demonstrate they can move well.

The Vaccines' second album, Come Of Age, offers a collection of decent indie rock songs with strong melodies and more guitar solos. While the band shows ambition and a clear sense of identity, some tracks soften the rock edge and include weaker lyrics, making parts of the album feel forced. Despite these flaws, the album is likely to enjoy international success and maintain the band's rising profile. Discover The Vaccines' evolving indie rock sound—listen to Come Of Age and judge their growth for yourself!

 "The ultimate indie anthem."

 "First listen: interest. Second: appreciation. Third: addiction."

The review praises 'Time To Pretend' as the quintessential indie anthem of the 2000s, highlighting its surreal lyrics and catchy 80s synth-pop sound. MGMT's college origins and unique style make the track addictive and memorable. Despite not being conceptually complex like some other bands, MGMT captures the essence of youthful escapism and wild fantasies. Listen to MGMT's 'Time To Pretend' and experience the definitive indie synth-pop anthem of the 2000s!

 Their songs performed live gain even more power and energy compared to the original versions.

 When Turner then pauses midway through the initial verse, the audience takes over, singing the song flawlessly.

The review covers the live performances of Kasabian and Arctic Monkeys at the I-Day Festival in Bologna, 2011. Despite not attending in person, the reviewer praises both bands for their energy and musicianship. Kasabian impressed with powerful renditions of both new and classic songs, winning a new fan. Arctic Monkeys delivered a dynamic and engaging set, cementing their reputation as top live performers. The concert was described as a true triumph. Discover the unforgettable live energy of Arctic Monkeys and Kasabian—listen to their hits and relive the I-Day Festival experience now!

 'The track is one of the best released by the band so far.'

 'The masterpiece of the track is undoubtedly the crescendo finale, typical of the Arctic Monkeys... leading to the final explosion, as if to indicate "the lights coming on."'

The review praises Arctic Monkeys' 2006 single 'Leave Before the Lights Come On' as one of their best releases, highlighting its catchy guitar riffs and mature lyrics. It contrasts the single favorably against previous releases and notes the quality drumming by Matt Helders. The included B-Sides are covers that showcase the band's versatility. Overall, the single demonstrates the band's continued growth and artistic strength. Discover the mature sound and catchy riffs of Arctic Monkeys' 'Leave Before the Lights Come On'—listen now and explore their evolving music!

 "I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor is truly a masterpiece."

 After this single, things were never the same again for the Arctic Monkeys; the young lads from Sheffield conquered the United Kingdom.

The review praises Arctic Monkeys' debut single 'I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor' as a garage rock masterpiece with innovative lyrics. It highlights the band's rejection of commercial hype and emphasizes their musical skill and storytelling. The B-Sides are noted for their quality, especially the instrumental track. The single's release marked a turning point in the band's career, leading to widespread UK success. Listen to Arctic Monkeys' breakout hit and explore their early B-Sides to rediscover a garage rock classic!