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The Strokes - 'Reality Awaits'

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Reality Awaits

The new album by The Strokes, out July 24

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Art Direction and Design: Johann Rashid Original art by Richard Prince; Untitled (Cowboy), 1989

Tracklist

  1. Psycho ****

  2. Dine N' Dash

  3. Lonely in the Future

  4. Falling out of Love

  5. Going to Babble On

  6. Going Shopping

  7. Liar's Remorse

  8. The Fruits of Conquest

  9. Tyrants of the Mellow Moon

Kings! I hope Julian is over his midlife crisis. Also, here's to no longer using AI visuals again… the lashings he got for his solo stuff was NOT worth it for him rip

It's been a long time since I last listened to them, let's see what happens. The teaser didn't really hype me up.

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REALITY AWAITS

Out June 26th

Art Direction and Design: Johann Rashid Original art by Richard Prince; Untitled (Cowboy), 1989

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Side A
1. Psycho ****
2. Dine N'Dash
3. Lonely in the Future
4. Falling out of Love

Side B
1. Going to Babble On
2. Going Shopping
3. Liar's Remorse
4. The Fruits of Conquest
5. Pros and Cons

the lead single is honestly one of their best songs ever jonny5 like easily top 15 to me

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Going Shopping sounds better on every listen

  • 2 months later...
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Lonely in the Future actually unlistenable

I just know Pitchfork will drag the hell out of this

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