We should respect any band’s willingness to record and properly market an album at its own pace, but with that schedule comes a much higher expectation, and nowadays, a completely different music environment altogether. So how does Autolux fit into all of this after six years without a release? I have no clue, but we're about to find out. It’s almost impossible to tell what fans in general truly desire anymore other than the infatuation of newness and nostalgia, or at least being vaguely associated with both while . . .
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