The record is ornamental in style and trite in message.
Tracks like Hear Me are full in sound, but theyre forgettable because theyve been penned many times before by the glamorous arena rock outfits that sell out stadiums and don magazine spreads. Those that have stood out in previous releases - ∽emons and On Top Of The World - are still the only ones that give Night Visions any sort of crunch and edge. The full-length LP gives us 11 tracks from Las Vegas band, a handful of which have already been released on previous EPs but with various studio tweaks. Weve heard more crisp songs from them before.Īfter sneaking into the airwaves and into our summer playlists through a handful of hopeful EPs, Imagine Dragons struggles to validate its hype with Night Visions. It’s a shame that Night Visions fails to match the fresh adrenaline rush that the bands first single had promised us when we first heard it on the radio or in commercials earlier this year. If you had bounced and jumped around to Imagine Dragons chorus in Its Time, you would also wait with so much excitement for the bands first full-length album.
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