Starting with their 2014 album Lost In A Dream, it was clear that Philly band The War On Drugs had finally created a sound that was arena-ready after years of
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It’s a semi-common occurrence within indie rock circles where a prior drummer transforms himself into a frontman and lead singer: and a very capable one of that. Think Dave Grohl,
