Modern Vampires is the third album on the line of Vamipres Weekend's evolution. It is an inprovement on everything they had done to that date. The opening and closing tracks tie together to call the beginning and end from an story.
Modern Vampires is their most impressive album in all terms, but still is not that far ahead their previous efforts. I think Vampire Weekend still has something to bring us in 2019, I hope they really release their album, It is my most antecipated release, I've been waiting for It since 2016 and year after year they delay it. From the line that we are getting from them, their next one will be even better, I Hope.

At first listen this just sounds like FIFA music and that is what I thought it was until I looked into the lyrics. They're incredibly dense and complex. It is impressive how well they make catchy music while also saying so much. However, none of the songs really stick out to me. I like all of them but I can't say I love any of them. It just doesn't grab me like some other albums do.

What’s beautiful about this album is that they at times immerse themselves in synths, which shows that they don’t look down on electronics like most indie bands. They accept the 21st century and rock’s death, and for a moment bring it back to life.

Its better than Lonerism.

Holy crap, this ablum is so good.
Best tracks: Obvious Bicycle, Unbelievers, and Worship You

The sound of a band coming into maturity. This album keeps the lighthearted fun and preppy aura of the first 2 records, but steps into some deeper, more adult themes. Death, struggles with religion, the vanity of capitalistic achievement; these are all issues that are addressed in this record. The songwriting and production are better than ever too. Vampire Weekend perfected their sound on this one. If they never make another record, this is one hell of send off.

Favorite Songs: Step (one of the best songs of the decade), Diane Young

I love this album. In my opinion, it's the best of a brilliant bunch as regards Vampire Weekend albums. There are only a few songs which I don't like -- Hudson is a bit boring to me, but otherwise I could hardly think of any negatives of this great album. Hannah Hunt is one of my favourite songs full stop, what a song.

Modern Vampires of the City is a good album in the Alternative/Indie Pop genre. Unfortunately for me, one portion concedes too much to a modern pop sound. Particularly "Worship You", which reminds me of plenty of songs I hear on the radio and change the station promptly. This brings my enjoyment of the album down despite some quality tracks.

Track Picks:

Unbelievers
Step
Don't Lie
Hannah Hunt
Everlasting Arms

Odd , intriguing , briliant