MGMT - Loss of Life

The duo's most patience-rewarding album.

MGMT - 11​•​11​•​11

Maybe you had to be there.

MGMT - Little Dark Age

NY pop duo MGMT executes a fantastic return to form with the sounds of synth pop on Little Dark Age.

MGMT - "Alien Days"

Check out MGMT's new video for the song "Alien Days;" it's a delightful, farm-set romp! Our main characters, a young rural couple, appear to be in a constant state of elation - frolicking, swimming, spinning in gyroscopes, experiencing childbirth...Erm, actually, that last one proves to be not so much fun. But there's also a couple of dancing aliens, so overall, the video's a joy. Check it out above!

You can also watch the review of MGMT's latest self-titled LP here:

MGMT - Self-Titled

Neo-psych outfit MGMT returns with a fuzzy new album that's got plenty of odd moments, but too few memorable ones.

MGMT - "Your Life Is A Lie"

Odd, repetitive, quirky, and playful is the new MGMT single! "Your Life Is A Lie" features a guitar riff drum beat that skips like a broken record, and is topped with lyrics that take a hilarious approach to existentialism. What's even weirder is the video attached to this thing, which takes Internet meme-style humor to a new level of absurdity. Enjoy!

Daft Punk, MGMT, Savages, Marnie Stern, Laura Mvula, Disclosure, and more w/the Quickness

A video that drops in on a bunch of albums and songs that I've been meaning to talk about. The reviews and mentions here are pretty cursory, so don't expect anything incredibly detailed. Just some simple reactions to some new stuff.

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MGMT - "Alien Days"

MGMT mysteriously drops a new single over the weekend titled "Alien Days," which sees the band staying steadfast in their direction toward the more out-there sounds in psychedelic pop and rock music.

After the release of Congratulations a few years ago, MGMT saw grimaces from fans of their previous pop singles and those who marginalized the duo as yet another overnight pop sensation. Their next full-length has been forecast to be just as strange--if not stranger--than Congratulations. I don't know what this will mean for the band's career, but I know I'm looking forward to hearing what MGMT has to offer.

Check a review for MGMT's last full-length album here: