Album · Released 19 October 2004
Futures
There is a heavier emotional pull to Futures than its clean guitar sound first suggests. Jimmy Eat World still write clear melodies, but these songs spend more time with regret, dependence and the difficulty of deciding what comes next. The large production gives those concerns weight without always making them easier to resolve. The title track establishes that mixture well. The guitars have breadth, the rhythm keeps moving, and Jim Adkins makes…
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FuturesOur album review · 25 June 2026
8.7 