YOUNG & DANGEROUS

While their 2014 debut album garnered them comparisons to The Darkness, there’s little that’s tongue-in-cheek about English hard-rock throwbacks The Struts. Instead, they’re out to sincerely revive the genre’s most headbanging and hip-thrusting moments. On their second album, the band taps into the supercharged swagger of The Rolling Stones circa “Brown Sugar” (\"Primadonna Like Me”), revels in the raunchy excesses of ’70s glam (“I Do It So Well”), and teams up with pop singer Kesha for a fierce duet (“Body Talks”). Pumping even its Britpop-like power ballads with adrenaline (“Somebody New”), *YOUNG & DANGEROUS* is aimed at anyone who thinks modern rock has gotten a little too genteel.

Struts' 'Young and Dangerous,' Greta Van Fleet's 'Anthem of the Peaceful Army': new albums take different paths to 1970s-style good times

Discover Young & Dangerous by The Struts released in 2018. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.