Does anyone remember the band, Passenger? The popular song from 2013? “Let Her Go” from the All the Little Lights Album? No one? Well, I forgot about them too, but the new album, Songs for the Drunk and Broken Hearted, is just as good as their hit from eight years ago. The album has ten tracks with an additional ten acoustic versions as well. Passenger’s sound is the same from before, with light vocal and folk instrumental influences. The titles of each track on the album tell you what mood the songs are reaching for if the album title was not hint enough for you.
With tracks like “Nothing Aches Like a Broken Heart” and “London in the Spring” this album is good for a hefty cry – or a night lying in bed thinking “what does it all mean?” While that all sounds sad and depressing, this album is of great quality and I’m glad to hear Passenger return with some fantastic poetic lyrics.
Music Review -- Songs for the Drunk and Broken Hearted
01/24/2021 06:00 AM
(update 09/30/2023 11:12 AM)
Viviane Ugalde



















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