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AJR|Neotheater

Neotheater par AJR

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The third album from AJR, 2019's thoughtfully buoyant Neotheater, finds the trio of multi-instrumentalist siblings Adam, Jack, and Ryan Met coloring their effusive pop with themes of twenty-something angst and grappling to find one's place in what can feel like a scary world. The album nicely evokes Fun.'s Some Nights; it feels similarly driven by the ennui of millennial helicopter kids caught between the security of living at home and the terrifying promise of life on their own -- or at least in a dorm room. It's also quite musically accomplished, with nods to musical theater, classical, dance-pop, hip-hop, and indie folk. It doesn't hurt either that AJR balance their earnest inclinations with a wry sense of irony and clever skepticism. On "Birthday Party" they imagine the thoughts of a newborn baby who naively assumes a series of truths singing, "I bet it's always gonna stay this fun/I bet it's easy staying 'way from drugs/I bet our parents always stay in love," and more pointedly, "I bet this Instagram's a load of fun," and "I bet my country's nice to immigrants." Similarly, on "100 Bad Days" they ruminate on the aphorism that what doesn't kill us makes us stronger by zeroing in on that in-between time when we've almost made it through, but not quite, singing "We had to work a bit more hard, only just to get a little bit less far/We could laugh about it all tomorrow, couldn't we?" Elsewhere, they meditate on the mixed feelings of moving into your first apartment on the bittersweet "Don't Throw Out My Legos," and humorously celebrate finding your soulmate on "Wow, I'm Not Crazy," singing "Frankly I'm scared of clowns, and get-togethers get me down, but when you talk 'Wow, it's like I'm not crazy." There's a specificity to the way AJR have zeroed in on the millennial twentysomething state-of-mind that reinforces the notion that they are writing truthfully and from a sincere emotional place. That sincerity, paired with AJR's clever turn-of-phrase and hooky pop optimism, means Neotheater never sounds anything less than refreshing.

© Matt Collar /TiVo

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Neotheater

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1
Next Up Forever Explicit
00:04:16

Joe Zook, Engineer - AJR, MainArtist - Adam Met, Vocals - Jack Met, Composer, Vocals - Ryan Met, Composer, Producer, Vocals - Drew Allsbrook, Engineer - Chris Geringer, Engineer - Emelia Suljic, Violin - Ruth Kornblatt-Stier, Cello

© 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC ℗ 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

2
Birthday Party
00:03:43

Peter Ivers, Composer - David Lynch, Composer - Joe Zook, Engineer - Chris Berry, Drums - AJR, MainArtist - Adam Met, Vocals - Jack Met, Composer, Vocals - Ryan Met, Composer, Producer, Vocals - Drew Allsbrook, Engineer - Chris Geringer, Engineer - Emelia Suljic, Violin - Ruth Kornblatt-Stier, Cello - Ezra Donellan, Additional Vocals

© 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC ℗ 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

3
100 Bad Days
00:03:32

Chris Gehringer, Engineer - Joe Zook, Engineer - Bruce Healey, Arranger - Chris Berry, Drums - AJR, MainArtist - Adam Met, Vocals - Jack Met, Composer, Vocals - Ryan Met, Composer, Vocals - JJ Kirkpatrick, Trumpet - Drew Allsbrook, Engineer - Emelia Suljic, Violin

© 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC ℗ 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

4
Don't Throw Out My Legos
00:04:10

Joe Zook, Engineer - Chris Berry, Drums - AJR, MainArtist - Adam Met, Vocals - Jack Met, Composer, Vocals - Ryan Met, Composer, Producer, Vocals - JJ Kirkpatrick, Trumpet - Drew Allsbrook, Engineer - Chris Geringer, Engineer

© 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC ℗ 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

5
Break My Face
00:03:46

Joe Zook, Engineer - AJR, MainArtist - Adam Met, Vocals - Jack Met, Composer, Vocals - Ryan Met, Composer, Producer, Vocals - JJ Kirkpatrick, Trumpet - Drew Allsbrook, Engineer, Bass - Chris Geringer, Engineer - Samia Finnerty, Additional Vocals

© 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC ℗ 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

6
Turning Out Pt. ii Explicit
00:03:43

Joe Zook, Engineer - AJR, MainArtist - Adam Met, Vocals - Jack Met, Composer, Vocals - Ryan Met, Composer, Producer, Vocals - Chris Geringer, Engineer - Emelia Suljic, Violin - Ruth Kornblatt-Stier, Cello

© 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC ℗ 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

7
The Entertainment's Here
00:03:07

Joe Zook, Engineer - AJR, MainArtist - Adam Met, Vocals - Jack Met, Composer, Vocals - Ryan Met, Composer, Producer, Vocals - JJ Kirkpatrick, Trumpet - Chris Geringer, Engineer

© 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC ℗ 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

8
Karma
00:04:05

Joe Zook, Engineer - AJR, MainArtist - Adam Met, Vocals - Jack Met, Composer, Vocals - Ryan Met, Composer, Producer, Vocals - Chris Geringer, Engineer - Ruth Kornblatt-Stier, Cello

© 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC ℗ 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

9
Beats
00:03:18

Joe Zook, Engineer - AJR, MainArtist - Adam Met, Vocals - Jack Met, Composer, Vocals - Ryan Met, Composer, Producer, Vocals - Chris Geringer, Engineer - Ruth Kornblatt-Stier, Cello - Samia Finnerty, Additional Vocals

© 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC ℗ 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

10
Wow, I'm Not Crazy
00:03:16

Joe Zook, Engineer - AJR, MainArtist - Adam Met, Vocals - Jack Met, Composer, Vocals - Ryan Met, Composer, Producer, Vocals - Drew Allsbrook, Bass - Chris Geringer, Engineer

© 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC ℗ 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

11
Dear Winter Explicit
00:02:48

Joe Zook, Engineer - AJR, MainArtist - Adam Met, Vocals - Jack Met, Composer, Vocals - Ryan Met, Composer, Producer, Vocals - Chris Geringer, Engineer

© 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC ℗ 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

12
Finale (Can't Wait To See What You Do Next) Explicit
00:04:37

Joe Zook, Engineer - AJR, MainArtist - Adam Met, Vocals - Jack Met, Composer, Vocals - Ryan Met, Composer, Producer, Vocals - Drew Allsbrook, Engineer - Chris Geringer, Engineer - Emelia Suljic, Violin - Ruth Kornblatt-Stier, Cello - Samia Finnerty, Additional Vocals

© 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC ℗ 2019 BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

Chronique : Neotheater - AJR

The third album from AJR, 2019's thoughtfully buoyant Neotheater, finds the trio of multi-instrumentalist siblings Adam, Jack, and Ryan Met coloring their effusive pop with themes of twenty-something angst and grappling to find one's place in what can feel like a scary world. The album nicely evokes Fun.'s Some Nights; it feels similarly driven by the ennui of millennial helicopter kids caught between the security of living at home and the terrifying promise of life on their own -- or at least in a dorm room. It's also quite musically accomplished, with nods to musical theater, classical, dance-pop, hip-hop, and indie folk. It doesn't hurt either that AJR balance their earnest inclinations with a wry sense of irony and clever skepticism. On "Birthday Party" they imagine the thoughts of a newborn baby who naively assumes a series of truths singing, "I bet it's always gonna stay this fun/I bet it's easy staying 'way from drugs/I bet our parents always stay in love," and more pointedly, "I bet this Instagram's a load of fun," and "I bet my country's nice to immigrants." Similarly, on "100 Bad Days" they ruminate on the aphorism that what doesn't kill us makes us stronger by zeroing in on that in-between time when we've almost made it through, but not quite, singing "We had to work a bit more hard, only just to get a little bit less far/We could laugh about it all tomorrow, couldn't we?" Elsewhere, they meditate on the mixed feelings of moving into your first apartment on the bittersweet "Don't Throw Out My Legos," and humorously celebrate finding your soulmate on "Wow, I'm Not Crazy," singing "Frankly I'm scared of clowns, and get-togethers get me down, but when you talk 'Wow, it's like I'm not crazy." There's a specificity to the way AJR have zeroed in on the millennial twentysomething state-of-mind that reinforces the notion that they are writing truthfully and from a sincere emotional place. That sincerity, paired with AJR's clever turn-of-phrase and hooky pop optimism, means Neotheater never sounds anything less than refreshing.

© Matt Collar /TiVo

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