Japandroids

Japandroids - Celebration Rock CD

$25.00

Celebration Rock is the critically acclaimed, powerhouse sophomore studio album from Canadian indie rock duo Japandroids, released in 2012. Bookended by the sounds of literal fireworks, the eight track record is a relentless, euphoric love letter to youth, romance, and late night rock and roll catharsis that earned widespread "Best New Music" acclaim and defined the 2010s alternative rock landscape.

This compact disc edition is presented in a sleek 4 panel gatefold digipak sleeve. Built with a sturdy cardboard cover and a secure internal disc tray, the packaging showcases high contrast black and white performance photography and full album credits.

Standout tracks such as the iconic indie anthem "The House That Heaven Built", the driving momentum of "Fire's Highway", and the fist pumping opener "The Nights of Wine and Roses" highlight Brian King and David Prowse’s signature blend of explosive guitar loops and infectious, shouted dual vocals.

Celebration Rock is a triumphant, high energy masterpiece. An essential physical release for alternative and punk rock purists.

Condition: New

Artist: Japandroids
Label: Polyvinyl Record Company
Format: CD, Digipak
Genre: Indie Rock
Year: 2012
Country: US
Cat Number: PRC-238

1. The Nights of Wine and Roses
2. Fire's Highway
3. Evil's Sway
4. For the Love of Ivy
5. Adrenaline Nightshift
6. Younger Us
7. The House That Heaven Built
8. Continuous Thunder

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