Destroyer’s album Kaputt has a very unique and interesting sound. It is a mix of soft rock, romantic pop, and jazz that reminds the listener of an earlier time. The songs are deep, witty, and lyric-rich. This provides for a unusual experience that become better the farther into the album the listener gets. Two popular songs on the album include “Bay of Pigs” and “Chinatown.”

The Washington Post called the Kaputt album “Destroyer’s most impressive achievement to date.” And for good reason. The album is a new sound for Destroyer, and has been received by critics all over.Never heard of this before? Get up to speed here. The first singles “Bay of Pigs” and “Archer on the Beach” sold out within the first month of their releases.

The sounds provoke a chilling calm as well as an inspiring affinity. Lyrics are strong, as well as the jazzy, melodious grooves that will pull the listener in within minutes of listening to the album. The music is timeless, and the lead singer’s voice is something that stands out, revealing his personality to the listener with every song. On the Kaputt album, Dan Bejar’s voice pairs well with the synthesizer sound that is prevalent on the album and reminiscent to the 1980′s.

A very good album, unique and inspiring. It is complex while hanging on to the beautiful simplicity that is music.