Fall Album Review: Harry Styles’ debut solo album makes for a great rock-infused autumn
Harry Styles’ 2017 self-titled debut album marked his departure from One Direction and enabled the artist to move onto mature, rock-infused sounds.
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Harry Styles’ 2017 self-titled debut album marked his departure from One Direction and enabled the artist to move onto mature, rock-infused sounds.
Any seasoned folk listener can identify how Bon Iver has designated themselves as one of the more prominent folk bands in the industry. Their unique, light sound is accessible to a wide variety of listeners, making Bon Iver popular among many generations. One doesn’t have to be a diehard fan to enjoy famous tunes such as “Skinny Love” and “Roslyn.”
Lana Del Rey got it right by returning to her roots in the critically acclaimed Norman F------ Rockwell, two years after the release of Lust for Life in 2017.
The National, an American rock group formed of Cincinnati, Ohio, natives, has rightfully earned its place as a front-running U.S. alternative rock band, ever since “I Need My Girl” debuted in 2014 and lit up the radio-friendly alternative scene of the early 2010s.
Fall is a great time to break out all-acoustic albums with calming harmonies and soft rhythms. With themes of nature, the changing seasons and fleeting love, Our Endless Numbered Days by Iron & Wine perfectly fits these criteria for any fall playlist.
With tracks like “Northern Wind” diving deep into the meaning of changing seasons and describing cool autumn nights, Little Hell by City and Colour is an essential fall listen. After nine years, the album has proven itself to be a timeless classic and earns a rightful spot on everyone’s fall playlist.