Plants And Animals - La La Land

Review by Tac Anderson

Plants and Animals' latest album, La La Land, is a remarkable work of art that showcases the band's versatility and musical prowess. From the opening track, "Fake Love," to the closing number, "Le Queens," the album takes listeners on a journey through various sounds and styles, while maintaining a cohesive and distinct sound.

The band's ability to blend genres seamlessly is evident throughout the album, with elements of indie rock, folk, and even jazz making appearances. The instrumentation is top-notch, with intricate guitar riffs and dynamic drumming adding depth and texture to each track.

Lyrically, La La Land explores themes of love, loss, and the human experience. The songs are introspective and honest, with lead singer Warren Spicer's emotive vocals conveying a sense of vulnerability and raw emotion.

Standout tracks include "House on Fire," a haunting ballad that showcases the band's ability to create a mood and atmosphere with their music, and "Le Queens," a upbeat and infectious track that will have listeners tapping their feet and singing along.

Summary by Tac Anderson

La La Land is a must-listen for fans of Plants and Animals, and for anyone who appreciates well-crafted, thoughtful music. The album is a testament to the band's growth and evolution as musicians, and is sure to be a staple in many music collections for years to come.