Conor Oberst in Omaha, Nebraska has enriched the libraries of many people. Including the current album, he brought it with his band Bright Eyes already seven albums. It is alleged that at "The people's key" to the last work of the band. Besides, he was at Monsters Of Folk, Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band, Desaparecidos and some more active. His collaboration I did not even begin to list ... so fans should not be too concerned about the future outputs of the musician.
The intro to opening track spans a wide berth: progress, evolution, bible quotes, Universe ... one might expect that following this style is a great album, the music to the world formula. But for a really strong start followed by "Firewall" and "shell games" rather casual and relaxed, and above all ordinary songs. It seems that Conor Oberst is currently in with themselves and the world pure. The result is a "satisfactory" to "good" indie rock album, which is not glittering finale and pull hardly much attention, it would be the debut album from a young band from Nebraska. The history of rock music has probably Conor Oberst currently not much to add. Basically, I welcome the absence of extravagant Folk bonds. But perhaps had "The people's key" created with a less rocking approach space for other strengths of the acclaimed musician.
There are obviously other opinions, such as CD- Bewertungen.de :
[...] Like the "Ladder Song", one of the quieter tracks on the album. "One For You, One For Me" closes the album eventually worthy and makes "The People's Key" to a disk, which leaves the country behind and embarks on modern rock shores. With synthesizers, electric guitars and keyboards and a Conor Oberst seemingly not of this world is big and still wants to do.
fans of the artist on the album worth a listen, and memorable songs and moments. Additionally, "The people's key" no "must-buy.
The video for "shell games":
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