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Mumford & Sons - RUSHMERE (March 28, 2025)

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by Dog Fish, Jan 26, 2025.

  1. Dog Fish

    Mutt

    1) Malibu

    2) Caroline

    3) .. Rushmere

    4) Monochrome

    5) Truth

    6) Where It Belongs

    7) Anchor

    8) Surrender

    9) Blood On The Page

    10) Carry On
     
  2. Dog Fish

    Mutt

     
  3. Dog Fish

    Mutt

    Goodbye Delta sound. Thank god.
     
  4. simplejack

    Still Alive

    I'm cautiously optimistic about this, even if I kinda grew out of this whole fake indie folk music they brought to the mainstream.

    But I'm glad the Pharrell-produced single isn't on the album. That was horrendous.
     
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  5. simplejack

    Still Alive

     
  6. jackyjackyjack

    Regular

    New song is decent
     
  7. whitenblue88

    The rivalry is back on

    This is the most I’ve liked a Mumford album since Babel. Truth is really cool and different for them while still feeling familiar, Rushmere sounds like peak Mumford and Sons, and there’s a few others that I vibe with. Idk if it’s gonna be in constant rotation, but I’m glad this exists and there’s a few gems
     
  8. whitenblue88

    The rivalry is back on

    I’m also amused that the Mumford and Sons date near me has Japanese Breakfast on it — that is not a touring combo I would have expected
     
  9. simplejack

    Still Alive

    Just made my first listen and it's fine. It's relaxed, focused, well-executed and wonderfully produced but most of it sounds like leftovers from Marcus' self-titled record.
     
  10. Garrett

    i tore a hole in the fabric of time Moderator

    This feels like a 2004-2006 Coldplay album, and that's a compliment.
     
  11. simplejack

    Still Alive

    Mumford and Sons have always been the Coldplay of folk music, so it checks out.
     
  12. irthesteve

    formerly irthesteve Prestigious

    Interesting album, not wildly exciting or adventurous, but nice background music and it's "bad" by any means
     
  13. OhTheWater

    Let it run Supporter

    Pretty sleepy, don't love anything on it. Title track is alright. Maybe it's a grower.
     
  14. ragnarokstar

    Regular

    Cant say im a big fan of this album. I liked a couple songs but most of the album is sleepy. I wish they'd make another album that sounds like Wilder Mind.
     
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  15. Sean Murphy

    the only april fool is grimace Supporter

    theres nothing i loved about this but really nothing i disliked either. just fine.
     
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  16. manoverboard365

    Trusted Supporter

    Oof, this debuted at #19 with 27k album equivalents. For comparison, their last 3 albums debuted at #1.
     
  17. awakeohsleeper

    I do not exist.

    This is the first time I’ve listened to a Mumford & Sons album since their debut… actually quite enjoyed it for what it is. I was surprised by the first song which was a lot more spiritual in content than I was expecting. Probably my immediate highlight but still digesting the rest of it.