The Men - DriftDrift is the seventh full length by NYC rock polymaths The Men. The bands last album, the self released Devil Music, was the sound of a band who had been through hell hitting reset and looking to their roots to rediscover themselves. On Drift, The Men return to their longtime label Sacred Bones Records and explore the openness that Devil Music helped them find. The immediately evident result of that exploration is the experimental quality of much of

taking in cutting-edge players from Rio

baroque-ish arrangements that fans have come to expect

and many chestnuts are rolled out

1964 was the year Hardy went truly international

A piece of history to bob your head to

warped electronics

A1: The Holy Hour

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The lady is dead now and I‰۪m still alive

'Heartleap' has a classic sound and sees her break free from previous frustrations to deliver an album where - for the first time - she herself has been in control of the whole process

I'm sure that MGM thought that they would be successful

The band itself is something bigger