Winning their first Grammy Award in 2014 for the diamond-certified global smash "Radioactive" from their debut album, Night Visions, Imagine Dragons remained near the top of the charts for much of the 2010s, topping the Billboard 200 with 2015's Smoke + Mirrors. Even though under all the layers there are occasionally pockets of pure cheese (“With the beast inside, there’s nowhere we can hide,” Dan Reynolds sings on “Demons”), the scope of the band’s full-length debut leaves a big impression.Rising from the Nevada desert in the late 2000s, rock outfit Imagine Dragons quickly became one of the most popular American bands of the 2010s, with their blend of arena rock energy and catchy pop choruses dominating radio airplay. With sweeping choruses and booming bass, it’s big-sounding party rock, but the savvy, kitchen-sink production of Alex da Kid makes other would-be singles like “Bleeding Out” and “Tiptoe” as interesting as they are overwhelming. Bonus tip: try and find Taylor Swift dancing like a gangster during the performance, you will not be disappointed.Įven though Night Visions has several repackaged tunes from Imagine Dragons’ previous EPs, including the instantly appealing breakthrough hit “It’s Time,” the band’s debut LP is a confident, commercially savvy collection of energetic hooks, crunchy electro beats and glossy synthesizers. The pair also performed it at the Grammy’s and it was crazy.
If you’re a Kendrick Lamar fan then I would definitely give his ‘Radioactive’ remix a listen. It features the hit song ‘Radioactive’ along with 10 other tracks. As a pricing comparison, the cheapest you’ll generally find this release for is $6.
Google Play offers Imagine Dragon’s ‘Night Visions’ album as a free download.
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