[MattRM]

Not really sure why there isn't already a thread for this - all but the last song are streaming right now on various sites.

1. Moving in the Dark (stream)
2. Teenage Sounds (stream)
3. Everybody Talks (stream)
4. Mad Love (stream)
5. Weekend (stream)
6. Lessons in Love (All Day, All Night) (stream)
7. Trust (stream)
8. Close to You (stream)
9. Hooray for Hollywood (stream)
10. Still Young (stream)
11. I Am the DJ

Also, apparently people started getting their preorders yesterday, so, you know... soon.

[SpyKi]

Looking forward to it. Only heard two of the songs so far though.

[gonfreaks]

I'm halfway through this - I've avoided all the streamed tracks, outside of Everybody Talks. Loving the 80s feel on this one - I was worried that we'd have another album of songs that sound like the last one but this is completely different and great so far.

[Erik the Orange]

Just listened to the opener. It's a banger.

[carramrod2005]

Loving the 80's vibe in this. could see this ending up in my top 10 for sure

[Chemical Love]

Sounds pretty cool.

[Erik the Orange]

My first listen two cents: www.popsongreviews.blogspot.com

[MattRM]

Originally Posted by Erik the Orange

My first listen two cents: www.popsongreviews.blogspot.com

1) The girl in Mad Love is Elaine Bradley, the band's drummer.
2) The band didn't hire Kaskade to write the beat for Lessons In Love. It was originally a Kaskade song featuring Neon Trees, and they reworked it for this album.

[Erik the Orange]

Originally Posted by MattRM

1) The girl in Mad Love is Elaine Bradley, the band's drummer.
2) The band didn't hire Kaskade to write the beat for Lessons In Love. It was originally a Kaskade song featuring Neon Trees, and they reworked it for this album.

1. Really? I'm impressed. I'll write that in- I wish she'd sing more often.

2. Gotcha. I'll fix that up too. I knew it sounded familiar, but I guess I'm just not familiar enough with Kaskade.

[8SlicesOfPie]

Excited to listen to this in a minute. Their last album was pretty good I guess.

[WhoSaidThat?]

Habits was more than pretty good.

[8SlicesOfPie]

Originally Posted by WhoSaidThat?

Habits was more than pretty good.

Admittedly I haven't listened to it more than a few times. I did enjoy it when I did, though.

[gonfreaks]

Damn good album. I have some small problems with it after a couple of listens (for example, I can't stand the chorus to Mad Love) but it's a great, 80s influenced rock record that I think is more interesting and a great step forward from Habits.

[Matt Chylak]

This is a really solid record, one that I'm going to be enjoying for a while. The 80s influences are great, and they even do the cheesy 80s stuff well ("Mad Love"). They need to work on their slower material though.

[MattRM]

I think the slow songs are great. The sequence of "Trust" and "Close To You" is probably my favorite part of the album.