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Walk The Moon

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  • Original Release Date: June 15, 2012
  • Format - Music: MP3
  • Compatible with MP3 Players (including with iPod®), iTunes, Windows Media Player
 
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Looking forward to the next album, and I hope RCA is more hands-off on the next one. MewsicJungkey  |  22 reviewers made a similar statement
This is one of my favorite albums and I am so glad I bought this when I saw that it was a special deal. Sara N Schroeder  |  16 reviewers made a similar statement
I love the slower songs on their own. Aquasolian  |  13 reviewers made a similar statement
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22 of 23 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Boisterous and fun from start to finish June 19, 2012
Format:Audio CD
Cincinnati-based Walk the Moon self-released an enticing album late 2010 called "i want! i want!", which created some buzz, primirily due to the can't miss-must see video that went viral for the band's break-out song "Anna Sun". It didn't take long for major labels to come knocking at the door, and the band ultimately signed with RCA. Now finallly comes the band's major label-debut album.

"Walk the Moon" (11 tracks; 43 min.) starts off with several re-recorded songs from its self-released album with "Quesadilla" and "Lisa Baby", the latter being a a prime example of what makes Walk the Moon such an enjoyable band: smart guitar hooks, heavy drums-and-bass, plus a can't miss sing-along beat. "Next in Line" is the first of 5 brand new songs on here (the older songs are rerecorded with the current line-up, of which lead singer Nicolas Petricca os the only remaining original member). Then comes the band's signature song "Anna Sun", which by now sounds so throroughly familiar, yet still feels fresh. Other standouts among the new songs are "Tightrope" and, even better, "Shiver Shiver", which Petrucci singing falsetto but the underlying grooves are just massive and fun. The only surprise on here for me would be "Iscariot", not one of the band's better songs and feeling out of place due to slow/pensive (instead I woud've included "Me + All My Friends" or "The Liftaway"). "Fixin'" is another great new song. Things finish up with the now-classic "I Can Lift a Car", which also is a perfect summary of the band in one song.

In all, this is a boisterous and fun album, with hardly a weak moment in it. But to get the full Walk the Moon experience, you need to see these guys in concert.
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Fun, Exciting, and Great Major-Label Debut June 19, 2012
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I was surprised to learn that Walk the Moon was a band that originated in the States. Something about the band's sound conjures up memories of Blur (circa PARKLIFE). Their selftitled album is full of electronic rock anthems; it's poppy, fun, and exciting. The slippery guitar riffs, the distorted bass, the pounding drums -- it all makes for layered music that is very accessible and really engaging. It's a great major-label debut - this band is going to find an even bigger audience than its previous ANNA SUN EP allowed.

The album opens with "Quesadilla," an introduction that begins with fluttering synthesizers before launching into a rolling Johnny Marr-esque guitar riff. "Lisa Baby" launches the band into a fun, poppy, electronic number. I was familiar with the Walk the Moon's breakout song "Anna Sun," but I have to admit that the rest of the album does a good job of matching this songs quality; it's not even the best song on this album. "Jenny," a Maroon 5-like track, sounds destined for play in dance-clubs. WALK THE MOON is consistently good, but I will agree with other reviewers that I wasn't crazy about "Iscariot," a slow track that doesn't quite pack a punch. The album is concluded with the fantastic "I Can Lift a Car;" a track that is optimistic and melodic. It ends WALK THE MOON with a calm, determined smile.

While this genre doesn't usually grab me, WALK THE MOON is fantastic; I loved this album. It's engaging, accessible, and energetic. This band is destined for big things. Fans of Young the Giant, Two-Door Cinema Club, Imagine Dragons, or Grouplove will find a lot here to enjoy.
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7 of 9 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars With a little growing up, these boys might have something November 27, 2012
Format:Audio CD
I discovered Walk The Moon on my recent research of modern bands paying homage to the long lost classic 80's New Wave sound. I sampled some of their songs and felt they had some clear authenticity with great and obvious influences, so I bought the CD.

After listening to the album in its entirety, I can't help but feel there's still some unrealized potential here. You have some wonderfully upbeat and catchy songs that would sit nicely along some of the best from thirty years ago, the three best tunes having been made into very entertaining videos: "Anna Sun", "Tightrope" and "Next In Line". I couldn't help but be impressed when I saw the vocalist sporting a keytar, (Howard Jones would be so proud), and the bassist playing a guitar with a look and sound right out of Duran Duran's "Planet Earth" video. But I guess it is cyclical, so it may have (thankfully!!) been inevitable that the look and sound of New Wave (which was highly scoffed at during the miserably lifeless and colorless 90's) would return again.

But the potential of Walk The Moon is marred by, dare I say it..., juvenile lyrics about girls. OK, so you're young and in a perpetual state of arousal. That's super, but part of the charm of the 80's was that songs could be about any random subject, (telephone booths, construction sites, bugs, anything and everything). Part of the escape with New Wave was that it wasn't the same bland lyrical fodder found in mundane pop music of the time, or any time for that matter. So while the music of Walk The Moon can be very catchy, some songs are ruined by the samey subject matter. The song "Jenny" would have worked if it wasn't just a moderately clever wet dream, and by this point in the album it was just too much.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars I wish my ex boyfriend hadn't stolen my copy
Last summer, I was just getting into the indie crowd, and these guys were one of the first bands I'd fallen in love with. Read more
Published 1 day ago by Diana
5.0 out of 5 stars awesome album
Love this album end to end. Songs Are catchy and fun! So glad my friend introduced me to gjis band as they've become a favorite.
Published 2 days ago by Shaner K
5.0 out of 5 stars Best Band EVER
I accidentally saw Walk the Moon in Dallas two years ago as an opener for Fitz and the Tantrums and have been in love since. Read more
Published 13 days ago by Shea Hicks
5.0 out of 5 stars Refreshing
This is a great album and I only happened to stumble across it one day on Amazon. It's upbeat and original, with a diverse collection of songs. Read more
Published 20 days ago by Emmy
5.0 out of 5 stars Delicious
I play it loud when I'm walking or driving through the city. Not sick of playing it over and over yet :D
Published 2 months ago by Caroline Golden
4.0 out of 5 stars Great album, fun and energetic
I bought this album after hearing the song "Anna Sun" on my Songza stations. The rest of the album matches the same feel and sound of this song, a worthwhile buy.
Published 2 months ago by Mark Aronson
5.0 out of 5 stars Kind of like Two Door Cinema Club.
I really like this album, the band has a similar feel to Two Door Cinema Club, one of my favorite bands, which is kind of like a mix between U2 and The Killers. Read more
Published 2 months ago by David Sherbondy
5.0 out of 5 stars Rare talent that can make anything sound good
This is one of those groups that can make anything they play sound great. A fantastic album that is a joy to listen to anytime. Read more
Published 2 months ago by TheBigOldDog
4.0 out of 5 stars I like it!
If you like bands like Rooney, Phoenix, Two Door Cinema Club, then you might like Walk the Moon. I like their rhythmic style and upbeat tempos. Read more
Published 2 months ago by The Honeybadger
5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect Summer Album
I picked up this album for $1.99 and took a chance without being familiar with Walk The Moon before my purchase. I listened to the samples and liked what I heard. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Robin Suazo
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