The Strokes

Room on Fire

a very successful follow up after their magnificent masterpiece Is This It. Every song has something in it that I love about The Strokes, which consists: Julian's voice and cool riffs, which without any dispute makes this album great and it doesn't matter if it wasn't because I would like it anyway. Reptilia is their best song and one of the best rock songs in music history. Yes

BAND BINGE: THE STROKES (PART 2WO OF 2WENTY1NE)

'I want to be forgotten and I don't want to be reminded.'

This album is the perfect breakup album.

Coming hot, and I mean HOT off the trails of their tour of their debut record (Is This It came out 2001, they toured relentlessly for a year, and in 2003 this came out. Fucking how.), The Strokes wanted to sharpen up their sound. They wanted more experimental mixing, sharper instrumentation, more heartfelt writing and clean cut production for ... read more

The Stroke’s follow-up to their 2001 classic album This Is It with Room of Fire, a pretty good album even if it does reek of afterthought-syndrome a bit. Besides a few select moments like Reptilia and The End Has No End, Room of Fire never reaches the highs of the best tracks off of Is This It. Still, there are quite a few amazing tracks here. The catchiness in the infectious and psychedelic riffs alongside Julian’s memorable and unique singing style that were present on Is This It ... read more

This album has some great tracks on it. I love the first 2 and last 2, but everything in the middle is extremely forgettable. While this album is very short, the mid section ruined it for me, making it feel way longer than it should have