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The War on Drugs Streaming New Album in Full
03/11/2014
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(Radio.com) The War on Drugs, which once included Kurt Vile among its founding members, are streaming their third studio album, Lost in the Dream, in full online ahead of its release.

Epic opening number "Under the Pressure" sets the stage for the rest of the album. The sprawling, nearly nine-minute expanse of percussion helps Granduciel channel Dire Straits' Mark Knopfler.

The dreamy, trance-like vibe drifts off into a cloud of reverb and effects that set the stage for lead single, "Red Eyes," with its urgent rhythm and piano melodies reminiscent of Springsteen circa 1987′s Tunnel of Love. more on this story

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