Its pretty much like clockwork for the War on Drug.<\/p>\n
These Philly rockers release a new record and then, a few months later, it winds up on multiple year-end best-of lists.<\/p>\n
Thats what happens when you keep putting out such awesome efforts as 2014s Lost in the Dream and 2017s A Deeper Understanding.<\/p>\n
The trend definitely continued with last years I Dont Live Here Anymore, which ended up being included on the best-of-2021 lists by such publications as Paste, Spin, the Guardian and, yes, even this newspaper.<\/p>\n
Chalk it up to the genius of frontman Adam Granduciel, who manages to construct exciting new works that somehow have the feel of a great lost classic-rock album. Plus, hes one of the top guitar heroes of his generation, painting notes that seem to draw from the palettes of such all-time greats as Mark Knopfler, Mike Campbell and Phil Manzanera.<\/p>\n
Expect a fantastic night of music when the War on Drugs performs Feb. 25 at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco. Show time is 8 p.m. and tickets are $46, apeconcerts.com.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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