“Radioactive,” which opens “Night Visions,” is definitely a darker type of song. “Radioactive” is nothing like “On Top of the World,” yet they’re both impressive. The band possesses a remarkable ability to stay true to itself without sticking to the same formula for each song. The strength of the album is it effortlessly goes from darker, punkier numbers to lively poppy tunes without feeling at all disjointed. However, although overplayed, there is no denying “It’s Time” mixes impactful lyrics with tasteful hand clapping and manages to seem both uplifting and gloomy at the same time. The group’s hit “It’s Time” has been playing so often on your Top Hits Pandora station you probably think “it’s time” for the song to stop playing. You have probably heard of Imagine Dragons, perhaps without knowing it. Mosey on over to your Spotify and listen to Imagine Dragons’ “Night Visions (Deluxe Version).” And in the nature of the free love movement back in the 1960’s, let me share this love with you so you too may find musical bliss in this amazing band. Yes, in this band I have found my musical soul mate.
Then, imagine stumbling upon a band that encompasses the alternative, slightly indie rock feel you’ve been looking for after years of searching. Imagine you’re looking for the right band to commit to, no band in the past feeling quite right.
