Review: Travis returns with their tenth studio album, L.A. Times,their first new music since 2020. Written by Fran Healy in his studio on the edge of Skid Row in Los Angeles, where he has resided for the past decade, the album reflects on the journey that brought the band to this point. Produced by Tony Hoffer, known for his work with Air, Beck, and Phoenix, L.A. Times features ten tracks that delve into personal and introspective themes, reminiscent of Travis' iconic albums like The Man Who and The Invisible Band. The album's cover, featuring distant figures amidst the concrete and glitter of downtown Los Angeles, captures the essence of Travis' enduring journey together. With its evocative imagery and introspective lyrics, L.A. Times promises to be a compelling addition to the band's celebrated discography.
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