Although 'The Rip Tide' is Beirut’s first album in four years, it’s been very much worth the wait. By many accounts, this is their most accessible effort so far which has led some fans to accuse band founder, Zach Condon of selling out. The criticism is unfair as this record arguably finds Condon at his most open and it feels like the natural next step in Beirut’s already incredibly varied career.
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