The Chemical Brothers. What number album are they even on these days?
The National, and the album is the same song 13 times over.
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Four Tet
The Field
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This is true, but also I really like that album so it’s OK
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I think you’ll find I will always love you is nothing like I wanna dance with somebody
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Feels like a very reductive notion.
If the songs are good enough, it is irrelevant imo.
When it feels like the band said “ach, that’ll do” then it’s fine to be unforgiving.
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This would mean all drone artists apply 
I love both albums I listed. Very happy for those furrows.to remain plloughed
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More artists should do this, IMO. Artistic evolution is overrated. Just give us good music!
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Tell that to Ringo 
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Somebody probably should tell him to give us good music tbqfh
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Not sure band of horses is a good example. The second album didn’t change the sound loads but it was definitely a poppier, more mainstream album than the first for example.
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RHCP, I’m presuming
I read quite a good comment about RHCPs today, the source was uncredited:
“The first time I saw them, I thought it was some kind of adult Make-A-Wish scenario, because you have these three amazing musicians just jamming out, and then suddenly this grown man in a diaper runs on stage screaming ‘Yabba-dabba-dabba-doo-now!’”
Anyway, my suggestion for this thread would be Radar Bros - every album is very similar and usually great.
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yeh nothing worse than when you fall in love with an artists/album and then the follow up is a completely different sound.
Im a man of routine!
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especially ‘atmospheric’ black metal
The War on Drugs?
(i question as i have only heard 1 album but that was don henley core 11 or 12 times so i guess its the same for the albums)
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Weezer.
if only
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Aye, wee joke because of all the self titleds
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