Their latest album, The New Abnormal, arrived with an average ... hear this album outside of the context of 2020. In The Strokes’ case, this clash of a moment and music works heavily in their ...

The Bad: If the trajectory established on the album’s first half had continued to its second, The New Abnormal could present a credible case for overtaking Room on Fire as The Strokes’ second ...

The Strokes, in fact, have internalized this common cultural malady as brilliantly as any artists I can think of. I mean this as a compliment: The New Abnormal might be the first time they’ve ...

On Tuesday (Feb. 11), The Strokes announced ... Door" via the Jumbotron inside Durham's Whittemore Center Arena. As if that wasn't enough, another song from The New Abnormal popped up during ...

Now, 19 years after the Strokes released their first recordings and seven years after their previous full-length album, “Comedown Machine,” the band has released “The New Abnormal.” ...

The Strokes named their latest album “The New Abnormal” well before knowing what our new normal would be. “It feels so prescient because of the parallel between something like coronavirus ...

Hey, there’s a new Strokes album out ... It’s called The New Abnormal. It was produced in Malibu by the band’s fellow Lower Manhattan music icon Rick Rubin. And as of right now, it ...

The New Abnormal is what happens when geniuses take risks. Julian Casablancas, frontman and songwriter of the Strokes, could have mailed it in. After satisfying his experimental rock itch with his ...

On their first album in seven years, The Strokes seem to have known they ... Mission accomplished, gentlemen. “The New Abnormal” is a superb slice of indie rock, varied, exciting and complex ...

The post The Strokes Unveil Sixth Album The New Abnormal: Stream appeared first ... they have made the case for taking a slow-burn approach to collaboration and creativity. In that respect ...

It’s a fascinating bit of appropriation for the Strokes, in that these steals show off a warm embrace of from whence the quintet came. The rest of “The New Abnormal” doesn’t indulge in ...