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Pearl Jam - Dark Matter (2024)

vom: 17.04.2024

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Name       .:. Pearl Jam - Dark Matter

Genre       :  Rock
      Source      :  CDDA
      Type       .:. Album

Artist      :  Pearl Jam
      Label       :  Republic (Universal Music)
      Titel       :  Dark Matter

Tracks      :  11
      Playtime    :  48:24
      Size        :  95,06 MB

Encoder     :  VBRNEW - LAME3.100 - V0
      Quality     :  VBR kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
      Bitrate     :  avg. 273kbps

[ Tracklist ]

01.Scared Of Fear                                        04:25
            02.React, Respond                                        03:31
            03.Wreckage                                              05:01
            04.Dark Matter                                           03:32
            05.Won’t Tell                                            03:28
            06.Upper Hand                                            05:57
            07.Waiting For Stevie                                    05:41
            08.Running                                               02:19
            09.Something Special                                     04:07
            10.Got To Give                                           04:37
            11.Setting Sun                                           05:46

Total  48:24 Min

Rock purist first, savvy marketeer last, Eddie
      Vedder has always seemed like he would rather eat
      his favourite surfboard than issue a ‘singer says
      new album is great!’ style proclamation about Pearl
      Jam. That’s precisely what made his uncharacteristic
      words at a playback for this record so intriguing.
      “No hyperbole,” he said, “I think this is our best
      work.”

Given his band has delivered classics like Ten and
      (insert your own preference here, 10 Club members),
      it was a bold assertion. Clearly, Eddie feels they
      have an ace up their sleeve this time. About that.
      While the title of Pearl Jam’s 12th album refers to
      the hypothetical cosmic webbing holding the universe
      together, the ‘Dark Matter’ binding proceedings here
      is Andrew Watt. Known first for producing pop stars
      like Miley Cyrus and Dua Lipa, he’s increasingly
      been spearheading rejuvenative records for Ozzy
      Osbourne, Iggy Pop and The Rolling Stones. Having
      already worked on Eddie’s 2022 solo outing
      Earthling, he now tackles his ultimate goal:
      producing his favourite band.

At a taut 11 tracks, Dark Matter conspires to distil
      32 years of Pearl Jam doing the sonic evolution into
      one totalising whole. It nails the brief. A
      boisterous slice of their Avocado era can be heard
      in the crunchy power chords of brilliant opener
      Scared Of Fear, while React, Respond captures
      Eddie’s therapeutic mantra keeping pace with a zig-
      zagging groove a la their early years.

Other adrenalised entries abound - Running summons
      the spirit of Backspacer’s giddiest moments - but,
      crucially, there is much more besides. Throughout,
      the songcraft keeps you guessing. Just when you
      think you have the mid-paced gem Upper Hand sussed,
      it starts accelerating out of nowhere. Best of all,
      and destined to become a fan-favourite, Wreckage is
      a gorgeous Tom Petty-esque entry so instantly
      anthemic you’re unlikely to clock that it floats
      through eight verses before the chorus kicks in.
      That’s all before Eddie projects the ‘holding on’
      bridge so hard that his voice is presumably still
      reverberating around the studio walls.

Perhaps best understood as a collection of songs
      detailing innocence lost and wisdom gained, Dark
      Matter moves deftly between moods, whether chewing
      on indignant rage on the title-track (not to mention
      Matt Cameron drumming his arms off), to calling for
      reconciliation on Got To Give. The range of subjects
      is staggering. Waiting For Stevie tells the story of
      a young woman finding refuge in live music over a
      bright, slinking guitar line while Won’t Tell� Well,
      that one will keep you busy wringing your
      interpretation from its spectral lyrics.

The album’s curveball is Something Special.
      Presumably called so because a certain title had
      already been cherry-picked back in 1993, it’s a
      dedication to Eddie’s daughters. To hear him in
      full-blown protective, fearful, boyfriend-warning
      dad-mode is by turns funny and sweet. ‘We did the
      best� the best we could,’ he reflects on the
      Beatles-y jangle. In their early years, Pearl Jam’s
      earnest nature was often used - unfairly - to
      lampoon them. Yet their unflinching sentimentality
      remains their greatest asset. It would be an
      unfeeling soul indeed not to be moved by the sound
      of a man who started his career mourning the father
      he never really knew singing, now, as the dad who
      has given everything.

Dark Matter is many things. It’s thrilling. It’s
      moving. It’s surprising. It’s a band still operating
      at the peaks of their powers. ‘Let us not fade,’
      repeats Eddie at the end of elegiac closer Setting
      Sun. There seems little risk of that. Pearl Jam said
      it took three weeks to record Dark Matter. In truth,
      it’s the kind of record that takes a lifetime to
      make.

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