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Albert Hammond Jr says The Strokes' 'Angles' was originally "more Stones-y" but ended up "flat" and "all over the place"
Hammond Jr. said the band recorded the album in three versions, with one track from Avatar Studios making the final cut.
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Albert Hammond Jr says The Strokes' 'Angles' was originally "more Stones-y" but ended up "flat" and "all over the place"
He did, however, hail one track on the album as "production-wise very cool" The post Albert Hammond Jr says The Strokes’ ‘Angles’ was originally “more Stones-y” but ended up “flat” and “all over the place” appeared first on NME.
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Albert Hammond Jr names The Strokes album that "felt like work"
The Strokes guitarist Albert Hammond Jr has honestly admitted that their fourth album, Angles, sounds “all over the place”. The album, which arrived in 2011, was a convoluted process for the band that Hammond Jr didn’t find particularly enjoyable. Speaking to Rick Rubin on the Tetragrammaton podcast, Hammond Jr explained, “Well, it was like two parts, we did a whole version of the album with Gus (Oberg), who does our front of house, it felt more…
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