Indeed, depression is a big theme on First Impressions of Earth while jaded and bruised lyrical territory is nothing new for the Strokes, now they sound boring instead of just bored with everything around them. Waiting for memorable hooks and lyrics to emerge from "Heart in a Cage," "Electricityscape," and other half-formed songs is a lot more depressing than the occasional failed experiment. That honor goes to the songs that sound like the band is just tracing over its own work - and not especially well. On the other hand, the similarly experimental "15 Minutes," a shambling mess of a ballad that eventually ignites into a rocker, is so odd that it ends up being more surprising than disappointing. Love it or hate it, the song has a boldness and creativity that is in short supply elsewhere on First Impressions of Earth. "Juicebox," meanwhile, moves from a bassline nicked from the "Peter Gunn Theme" to ragged grunge before landing on a soaring, plaintive chorus. "You Only Live Once" is everything a fan could want from a Strokes song, with a joyful melody, skipping rhythm, and cheerfully snotty lyrics.
To be fair, First Impressions starts out strong.
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