The Full Spectrum: The Dear Hunter's Migrant
As announced the other day , The Dear Hunter announced their new album "Act V: Hymns with the Devil in Confessional" to be released on September, the fifth and likely final album in a string of concept album with an over-arching story linking all of them. To celebrate this, I'm going to team up with our music guru, Kue, to review all the previous Acts leading up to Act V's released. However, they do have some non-Act albums that shouldn't be ignored. So if you would like to listen along, here's Migrant. I’m thankful for this album because even though it doesn’t get a whole attention, Migrant is an important album in the history of The Dear Hunter. Pointing out the obvious, it’s the only Dear Hunter without a gimmick and it very much felt like a pause between The Color Spectrum and the band resuming the Act series. It’s definitely not Dear Hunter’s best work but it’s hugely indicative of where they were at musically in the sense that a lot of t...