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Vampire Weekend Did Not Make a ‘Doom and Gloom Record’

On its fifth album, suffused with thoughts of 20th-century New York City, indie-rock’s pop maximalists get noisier — but it’s a journey out of negativity into “something a little deeper.”

Sinna Nasseri
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Sinna Nasseri for The New York Times

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Content Type: Personal Profile, Koenig, Ezra, Only God Was Above Us (Album), Pop and Rock Music, Vampire Weekend (Music Group)
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