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  1. 23. Juni 2024 · Dark Matter ist Pearl Jams zwölftes Studioalbum und die erste Veröffentlichung der Band seit dem von der Kritik hochgelobten Chartstürmer Gigaton (2020). Das Album ist der Höhepunkt eines frischen und rasanten Ansatzes der Band und des Produzenten Andrew Watt (Rolling Stones, Iggy Pop, Post Malone, Miley Cyrus, etc)Bei Gigaton ...

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  2. 18. Juni 2024 · Listen to an audio version of this review by Greg   The year was 1992. The sun hadn’t stopped beating down on the asphalt of the parking lot at the Great Woods Performing Arts Center in Mansfield, MA. It was August, August 8th to be exact. My four buddies and I had just walked from the

  3. Vor einem Tag · Das letzte Album der Band erschien am 19. April 2024 bei Monkeywrench Records. Es heißt „Dark Matter“. Gemeinsam mit der legendären Band „Nirvana“ hatte Pearl Jam in den 1990er-Jahren ...

  4. 13. Juni 2024 · 7. Dark Matter. Following the leads of Ozzy Osbourne and The Rolling Stones, for their twelfth album, Pearl Jam became the latest rock institution to plug into erstwhile Justin Bieber producer Andrew Watt, a younger dude adept at refurbishing old school for the earbud generation.

  5. 5. Juni 2024 · This album opens with “Scared Of Fear”, a pretty fun rock track that feels like a catharsis from self-doubt, as the narrator realizes that other people’s problems are not always your fault. Yeah, sometimes they are—but this feels like someone realizing that they just need to accept the fact that they may not be able to help ...

  6. 12. Juni 2024 · Pearl Jam is back with their twelfth studio album, "Dark Matter," released on April 19, 2024, through Monkeywrench Records and Republic Records. The band recorded "Dark Matter" at the famous Shangri-La studio in Malibu, California, and at Watt's home studio.

  7. 5. Juni 2024 · Now Pearl Jam returns with Dark Matter, bringing onboard the exact same producer the Stones used, and the questions continue. For these legacy rock acts, will new songs ever compare to the back catalog that fans have lived with and sung in massive arenas for decades?