“Finally, Dave Grohl’s inevitable transition into a flannel shirt-wearing Freddie Mercury-with-tats is complete. Kicking off the ninth Foo Fighters album with one minute and 22 seconds of Queen-worthy bombast, the glistening sonic flare that is ‘T-Shirt’ sets the tone for a blistering, high-gloss ‘Concrete and Gold’, a record that features some of the band’s most vital and impressive tracks in year”
“Foo Fighters take a chance or two on Concrete and Gold”
“Our take on the ninth album from Dave Grohl and Co.”
“Nine albums in and Dave Grohl knows how to keep the machine running. Concrete and Gold is reliable, relatable, and powerful with just barely enough new ideas to keep things interesting.”
“Post-grunge veterans Foo Fighters drop a raw but spotty album with Concrete and Gold.”
