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Celebration Rock is the second studio album by Canadian rock duo Japandroids, released on June 5, 2012 by Polyvinyl.

But is that a bad thing? Celebration Rock points to the sky and pants, bursting through the finishing banner to the backing of firework snap, crackle and pop. Seven tracks powered by the ceaseless heartbeat of impulse finally culminate in an eighth track of jelly-legged exhaustion. Every last drop of strength is dug up from a thirsty reserve; it’s one foot in front of the other in a tremendous display of will, of desire, of self-belief. Continuous Thunder’ signs Japandroids off with a different type of epic than that which they’ve become known for. It’s patient, restrained, and apprehensive,.

Celebration Rock is the second album by Canadian rock-duo Japandroids, released June 5, 2012. The album fuses indie and punk rock. It has spawned two official singles in Younger Us and The House That Heaven Built and also features a cover of For the Love of Ivy by The Gun Club. Celebration Rock has also received critical acclaim from numerous places including having an aggregate score of 85 from MetaCritic and receiving an . /10 from Pitchfork Media. Like Post-Nothing, the album features eight songs, clocking in at 35 minutes

Celebration Rock ‎(CD, Album, Dig). Polyvinyl Record Company, Jointt Corporation Co. Ltd. PRC-238. JNR 106. Japandroids. Celebration Rock ‎(Cass, Album, Ltd, Num). Joyful Noise Recordings. Celebration Rock ‎(CD, Album).

Album · 2012 · 8 Songs. A modern classic by the cathartic punk duo. Clocking in at 35 minutes and bookended by the sound of fireworks, Celebration Rock sounds like Born to Run–era Springsteen played by two guys secretly worried it might be their last night on Earth. From the anthemic blast of The Nights of Wine and Roses to the bittersweet expanse of Continuous Thunder, they barely let up, pumping their fists with lumps in their throats. Celebration Rock Japandroids.

Celebration Rock is well balanced with a much bigger sound and showcases the band's growth as songwriters. Songs like "Evil's Sway" and "The House That Heaven Built" prove that the Vancouver duo has more than staying power with this sophomore release. Exclusively for Prime members. Sample this album Artist (Sample). Japandroids Celebration Rock was probably the best album I downloaded this summer. It is a great album, from start to finish.

What the Japandroids do isn't fancy or complicated. They produce adrenaline filled rock and roll anthems. This album is loads of fun and every song on this album is strong. As well as being the best album of the year, this album also has the best track of the year so far and that is "House that Heaven Built. 0 of 0 users found this helpful.