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Sarah Hunker | Staff Writer October 29, 2014 1 minute read

>> The band Weezer has just released  its 10th album, “Everything Will Be Alright in the End.” This band has come a long way since its self-titled record “The Blue Album” in 1994. This album is the most unique among Weezer’s discography. With a few instrumental tracks, Weezer is testing the waters to discover how people will react. One of the instrumental tracks, “Return to Ithaka,” is riveting because the guitar is so different. This album is eclectic and fresh, and it may be one of the best albums released by the band yet. “Da Vinci Code” is a pretty catchy track and brings me back to Weezer’s original rock roots. Being in the 21st century, of course, something has got to change and Weezer has done just that. No matter your age or where you are, giving this album a listen will be one of the best decisions you could make in 2014. Weezer can never lose its  essence, and that’s what has created such a great band. I look forward to many more CD releases in the future.

 

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