sharp-edged "Free the Animal" or the all-consuming romance of "Fire Meet Gasoline
It's a slight shift
highly resonant vocals of Rachael Price
From the poignant introspection of "Shelter From the Storm" to the born-again R&B of "You Gotta Serve Somebody" and the searing narrative of "Hurricane
Even if the album wasn't a literal suicide note
Foster The People Sacred Hearts Club (150 Gram Vinyl, Gatefold LP Jacket, Download Insert) candles sharp-edged "Free the Animal" orNeon toned and deliciously funky, Foster the People's third studio album, 2017's Sacred Hearts Club, finds the group eschewing its pleasant indie pop sound in favor of an album of lightly experimental, fluorescent lit, groove based tracks. Produced by lead singer songwriter Mark Foster and keyboardist Isom Innis, along with Josh Abraham, Lars Stalfors, and Oligee, the album is the Los Angeles band's biggest departure yet from the amiable, youthful
