here come the runts

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here come the runts

Here Come the Runts is the third studio album by American rock band Awolnation, released on February 2, 2018, through Red Bull Records. The album was preceded by the singles "Passion" and "Handyman", and promotional singles "Seven Sticks of Dynamite" and "Miracle Man". - WIKIPEDIA

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  • SPILL MAGAZINE

    It’s an updated rock sound; a break from the idea that rock has to be a downer or dressed all in black.  

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  • BOISE WEEKLY

    It’s a refreshing reminder that a rock album doesn’t have to be full steam ahead all the way through. 

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  • AV/MUSIC

    The variety of genres here impresses the most.  

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  • LOUDER

    Since nothing has come close to emulating Sail’s sales, it’s easy to dismiss Awolnation as one-hit wonders; Here Come The Runts shows what a mistake that would be.  

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  • ALL MUSIC

    His penchant for effortlessly combining bright melody and harmony with gritty distortion and towering walls of sound never ceases to entertain  

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  • LOUDER THAN WAR

    “It’s like a non-GMO record,” he says. All the vocals are natural, no auto tuning nonsense and it’s all real playing. 

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  • richersounds

    With more of these distorted, almost grungy tones, comes the far more vocally focused.  

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  • THE YOUNG FOLKS

    No doubt, this is AWOLNATION’s best album yet.  

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  • Backseat Mafia

    evokes nostalgia and memories of a better time while exploring a variety of lyrical themes.  

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  • Newsday

    Building an eclectic rock album in the classic definition.  

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  • sputnik music

    consistent at being inconsistent.  

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  • ALTWIRE

    wonderfully chaotic assortment of ideas and textures makes for an incredibly captivating, intriguing body of work, the endless experimentation bringing forward some truly magnificent results.  

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  • The Ithacan

    is an absolute curveball.  

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  • The Butler County Times Gazette

    is a ride on a whirlwind.  

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  • Express & Star

    With spring just around the corner this is a great record to get listeners craving those sunny summer days.  

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  • on: Yourkshire Magazine

    there’s an edgey, eclectic feel about the record. 

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  • VERACIOUS

    Truly an album you have to listen to, who knows it might be your next favorite.  

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  • Ultimate Guitar

    could be worse, but it definitely could be better.  

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  • The Cornell Daily Sun

    haven’t lost their ability to create unique, genre-non-comforming music. 

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  • Music Connection

    Great artists don’t abandon their original vision––they grow. Aaron Bruno does just that with Here Come the Runts.  

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  • IT'S ALL DEAD

    To say that this is a great album is an understatement.  

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  • The Niles West News

    It’s like traditional rock but with the satisfying bass drop of a techno song.  

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  • SUU NEWS

    This album takes the band in a completely different direction from “Run” and is more heavily focused on instrumentation without as much synth.  

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  • LEMON WIRE

    The result is an album with a lot of hits and a lot of misses.  

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  • THE OSWEGONIAN

    this record from the mind of Aaron Bruno is one that definitely stands out from the list of modern pop albums.  

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  • the courier

    is 45 minutes of alternative, guitar driven energy. 

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  • The Daily Nebraskan

    AWOLNATION took a risk and tried to switch things up, but it would have been much better if it had stuck to one style.  

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  • IOWA STATE DAILY

    AWOLNATION has yet to craft the perfect album, but there are plenty of tracks on “Here Come the Runts” that are definitely worth the listen.  

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  • voice

    Whether you're a Spotify listener, Amazon Music streamer or good old CD collector like myself, Here Come the Runts certainly has its place on your platform - perhaps even your album of the year! 

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  • ODYSSEY

    the album was un-impressing and left me feeling as if the band spent so much time on this project without really creating anything.  

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  • ESSENTIALLY POP

    it’s an absolute whirl of electronica and rock guitars in fourteen tracks. 

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  • WAVE BYTE

    it is brilliant.  

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  • JACKS

    a good, old fashioned rock ‘n’ roll record.  

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  • ENTERTAINMENT VOICE

    the perfect mix of unleashed rage and comedic lyricism. 

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  • OUT FROM THE PINE BOX

    is an evolution for AWOLNATION that takes some risks – some of which pan out more successfully than others – and could be a little more cohesive, but has many solid tracks. 

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  • THE HEIGHTS

    ‘Here Come the Runts’ Should Have Stayed Behind.  

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  • One For The Road

    an extremely well written and well put together album with a lot on show, the most exciting of which can be found towards the end. 

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  • ALT ROCK PEOPLE

    where Awolnation's greatest strength lies: the sheer eclecticism of this band makes it impossible to know if their next song will be their best, or what it will even sound like.  

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  • Patreon

    Still messy, still broad, but overall grounded in a better sound - not bad at all. 

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  • stereoboard

    It may lack poetry and perhaps even musical virtuosity, but it's solid bro-rock in a time of masculine anxiety. 

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  • SCAN

    there is something for everyone, between acoustic singer-songwriter vibes, electronic pop style interludes interspersed with their more experimental pieces. 

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