At LONG last, October 6, the day you've been waiting not so patiently for is FINALLY here! Tokio Hotel's Humanoid album is out in the United States and worldwide. And Humanoid -- Tokio Hotel's third album -- was worth every minute of the wait.
Humanoid is Tokio Hotel's most mature effort to date, and while it's a serried selection of absolute destroyers like "Automatic," it's also packed with profound poignancy, heavyhearted existential dread, moments of meaning, and glimmers of hope. Musically, Tokio Hotel still delivers their signature loud, fast, and hard sound you've come to expect, but it's louder, faster, harder with more intent -- less for the sake of noise, and more for the sake of music and meaning. The band's New Wave electro experimentation -- listen for undeniable traces of Depeche Mode's Violator, Duran Duran's Rio and even elements of Queen -- works to awesome effect, all of which unite to drive home Tokio Hotel's concept of overcoming alienation and going-through-motions dull automation to find a real human connection and, ultimately, love.
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