Imagine Dragons – Evolve

Album Info

Artist: Imagine Dragons

Title: Evolve

Year: 2017

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Tracklist

  • 1. Next To Me (3:50)
  • 2. I Don’t Know Why (3:10)
  • 3. Whatever It Takes (3:21)
  • 4. Believer (3:24)
  • 5. Walking The Wire (3:52)
  • 6. Rise Up (3:51)
  • 7. I’ll Make It Up To You (4:22)
  • 8. Yesterday (3:25)
  • 9. Mouth Of The River (3:41)
  • 10. Thunder (3:07)
  • 11. Start Over (3:06)
  • 12. Dancing In The Dark (3:53)

Review

"Evolve" marks the third studio release from American pop rock ensemble Imagine Dragons, hitting the shelves on June 23, 2017, through Kidinakorner and Interscope Records. The making of the album spanned from September 2016 to May 2017 and was heralded by the release of key singles including "Believer," "Thunder," "Whatever It Takes," and "Next to Me." Described by the band's lead vocalist Dan Reynolds as a significant transformation, "Evolve" notched the second position on the US Billboard 200 chart, bolstered by its initial sales of 147,000 album-equivalent units. Despite receiving a spectrum of critiques ranging from enthusiastic endorsements of the band's developmental sound to more critical views decrying its commercial feel, the album undeniably solidified its success, evidenced by triple Platinum certification from the RIAA by August 2021.

The album comprises twelve tracks, featuring standouts such as "Believer," "Thunder," and "Whatever It Takes," which have since emerged as some of Imagine Dragons' signature songs. "Evolve" spotlights the band's prowess in crafting anthemic, engaging pop rock tunes, while simultaneously venturing into new musical landscapes. This progression underscores an adventurous yet commercially appealing direction, proving that Imagine Dragons continue to refine their sound and reach in the evolving music industry. As such, "Evolve" serves not only as a testament to the band’s enduring appeal but also to their commitment to musical exploration and relevancy. - Stephanie