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Foo Fighters: Medicine at Midnight review – music for toilet breaks at their gigs – The Guardian
Dave Grohl’s band keep changing their methods but the results sound the same, even as they aim at David Bowie disco on their first LP since 2017
There are artists who survive through perpetual reinvention, constantly surprising their audience at every turn, and then there are artists who trade in reliability. Twenty-six years into their career, Foo Fighters very much belong to the latter category.
Every two or three years a new album comes out, promoted by a tour of the worlds biggest venues, and magazine covers featuring Dave Grohl pulling the face he pulls on magazine covers: brow furrowed, teeth bared. Its not a comparison you hear very…
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