Currently Unavailable Artist: The Struts
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 10/26/2018
Label: Interscope Records
Catalog Number: 2917502
Recording: Studio
Length:
Format: CD
Dig-Deeper
Users Also Bought
-
Pigus Drunkus Maximus (CD)
Top Jimmy & the Rhythm PigsFoxes In The Snow (CD)
Jason IsbellLooking For The Thread (CD)
Mary Chapin Carpenter -
The Bad Fire (CD)
MogwaiX's (CD)
Cigarettes After SexGlasgow Eyes (CD)
The Jesus And Mary Chain
View More
Artist Releases
-
Pretty Vicious (CD)
The StrutsPretty Vicious [Violet Vinyl] (LP)
The Struts - Strange Days (CD)
The StrutsYoung & Dangerous (LP)
The StrutsYoung & Dangerous (CD)
The Struts - Everybody Wants The Struts (LP)
The StrutsEverybody Wants The Struts (CD)
The Struts
View More
Label Releases
-
She's The Best (LP)
Troye SivanShe's The Best (CD)
Troye Sivan - She's The Best [Navy Vinyl] (LP)
Troye Sivanxperiment [Clearwater Blue Vinyl] (LP)
Ken Carsonxperiment (CD)
Ken CarsonProject X (CD)
Ken Carson - I Know Too Much (LP)
Ellie GouldingAnother Level (LP)
BlackstreetMove Along [Deluxe Edition] (CD)
The All-American RejectsMove Along [Deluxe White Vinyl] (LP)
The All-American Rejects - View More
Young & Dangerous (CD)
The Struts
Amoeba Review
08/31/2020
The Struts' new record Young and Dangerous wears its attitude on its sleeve, as the band still shoots for retro glam-rock and punk energy. Their scruffy rock n' roll merges with more straightforward pop this time around, most obviously in the second version of “Body Talks," which features a guest turn from Kesha. “I Do It So Well” mostly eschews the retro sound, but “Who Am I” dives straight into a disco beat. It works surprisingly well for the song, especially with singer Luke Spiller's flexible vocals – also showcased on the ballad “Somebody New.”



























