Blog: Consequence Of Sound

Wildlife , Headlights ' fifth record, comes with some heavy baggage. For a band hell bent on creating pleasantly perfect pop, the new album arrives in vein. During the recording the band expanded, contracted, and scrapped things all together at one point, leaving them in the dirt. Despite all that, they still managed to turn things around, and pull the material together. Sticking with the home recording style of their previous record, 2008's Some Racing, Some Stopping , Wildlife is its moody sibling, and by far their darkest album to date. With so many [...]