But while “Origins” does very few things differently from their last album, there were still moments that caught me by surprise, like the deliriously-‘80s vibes of “Zero” or the ...

America’s most-streamed rock group Imagine Dragons released their fourth studio album on Friday. “Origins” has already made waves in the music community with its popular singles “Natural” and “Zero.” ...

That being said, the album delivers in terms of explosiveness, something people have begun to expect as a definitive part of Imagine Dragons’ “classic” sound. While the album may sound bombastic and ...

Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds performs during a show for the bands' new album "Origins" at The Chelsea at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018.

Not apparently. Less than a year and a half after releasing the double-platinum album “Evolve” and crisscrossing the globe on a 100-date tour, the band is back with a dozen new songs. Whew.

Origins will be release on Nov. 9 and fans can pre-order the album at this location. Imagine Dragons will take the stage in Frisco, Texas on Oct. 20. See their tour dates at this here.

Most of the songs on here will work well as music in car commercials or soundtracks to Fortnite compilations, but don’t have much musical value outside of that. They suffer from the same lifeless ...

For “Origins,” Dragons’ producers Alex da Kid and Mattman & Robin have tamped down the epic flourishes and thudding bottom end that marked this album’s predecessor, “Evolve,” resulting ...

Imagine Dragons have released two new songs, “Follow You” and “Cutthroat.” The tracks are the band’s first new music since they released their fourth studio album, 2018’s Origins.

For “Origins,” Dragons’ producers Alex da Kid and Mattman & Robin have tamped down the epic flourishes and thudding bottom end that marked this album’s predecessor, “Evolve,” resulting ...