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You won't believe which digital camera is the new King of Darkness! Updated for Summer 2014
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July 17, 2014
Boosting your ISO is an effective way to capture images in low light—and many digital cameras are getting better at handling low light photography. Here are 17 top low-light high-ISO cameras.
Based on independent DxOMark lab test results, when looking at overall image quality when shooting at high ISOs, the recently introduced, retro-designed Nikon Df is currently the best of all cameras, no matter what format, for shooting in low light and delivering noise-free images at higher ISOs.
A new generation of digital cameras, available from Adorama and powered by the latest advances in imaging sensor technology and more sophisticated software, have made it possible to shoot nearly flawless photos in low light. Even though more and more photographers are embracing the blow-em-out-of-the-water multiple-flash "strobist" approach, the tools are here now if you wish to eschew artificial light.
Note: The cameras that top this list may not necessarily be the best cameras for your needs. Ergonomics, weight, creative features, lens set and other intangibles may have greater influence on your next camera buying decision. But if your goal is to get the camera that will perform best in low light—and will also provide killer quality in ideal shooting conditions—you've come to the right place.
How are the top cameras determined? I explain the process in detail at the end of this article, but if you want to find out about the top high ISO low light cameras, let's get right to it!
The Winners Are...So, which cameras did the best? I've divided the camera world by sensor size: Full Frame 35mm, APS, Four Thirds, and Small (i.e., pocket cameras, EVFs etc.) I'll present the top three (or more, if there are ties) currently available cameras in each category. (The most recent medium format camera was introduced in 2011 and sensor technology has changed since then; full-frame 35mm cameras exceeed medium format in high ISO performance, so I'm leaving that category out), Of course, there are other factors besides overall image quality that must come into play when deciding on a camera. But if your focus is getting the best possible shots in low light, these cameras are all winners. Prices and information accurate as of July 17, 2014; all products available for immediate shipment or pre-order as of date of posting:
Sony A7s: The New King of Darkness Adorama price: $2,498 Summary: With an overall low-light ISO rating of 3702, the Sony A7s edges out the Nikon Df as the new low-light champ.Tech details: The second generation of Sony's critically acclaimed A7 series, the A7s is also the smallest and lightest camera in its ISO performance class thanks to its mirrorless design and high-resolution electric viewfinder which comes in handy when shooting in low light. It sports a new 12MP sensor with an ISO range of 100-102,400, expandable to 50-409,600), and delivers 4K ultra high-definition video as well (via a pricey external recorder.) Signal to noise ratio drops from 45dB at ISO 100 to 31.4dB at ISO 3200—clean images throughout. It dips slightly below 30 at ISO 6400 but can still produce good quality images at that setting. Although it scores a bit worse overall than its predecessor the A7R (87 vs. 95) that is mainly in the color depth and portrait areas. If you are going to do low-light shooting, the A7s has the clear edge.
Nikon DfSummary: Second-highest "Clean" ISO Of All Digital CamerasTech Details: When the retro-styled Nikon Df was introduced last year, critics mused that it was more about form than function. Not so: Based on DxOMark's independent test results, it turns out that the Df delivered the best image quality at the highest ISO of any digital camera currently on the market—ISO 3279 when it was released, and it still delivers the best image quality of any 35mm-sensor DSLR. It has a signal to noise ratio that starts at 44.6 dB and remains over 30 dB right through ISO 3200. In other words, at normal viewing distances, images will not have any visible graininess at ISO 3200. The Df's dynamic range at ISO 100 (13.1 stops) is very good but not top of class, and its 24.6 bit color depth is about 1 bit shy of the leaders. But for sports and wildlife, where long focal lengths, limited apertures and lower light come into play, this is the camera to get.
Honorable mention: At an overall score of 94 points, the 24MP Nikon D610 is also in the upper echelons of DSLR image quality and a good value. With a signal-noise ratio that starts at 45.4dB at ISO 100, the D610 delivers very high quality images (above 30dB) at ISO 3200. Dynamic range starts at over 14 stops at ISO 100 and remains above 10 stops through ISO 3200. And all this in a camera that is selling at Adorama for just under $1,699, within reach of pro shooters and many serious amateurs. Rising star: Nikon claims the Nikon D810, the $3,296.95 successor to the D800 and D800E, will deliver "clean" images through its entire native ISO range up to ISO 12,800. We eagerly await the results as DxOMark puts it through its paces.
Nikon D3300 Adorama price: $596.95 with kit lensSummary: As proof that price doesn't necessarily guarantee the best low-light performance of a digital camera, the least expensive camera in the Nikon APS DSLR line has, surprisingly, turned in the best performance when measuring for low-light high-ISO image quality. Tech Details: The Nikon D3300 edges out its nearest, more expensive (by $100) competitor with a low-light high ISO rating of 1385. Signal to noise ratios starts at a noise-free 42.2 dB at ISO 100, and stays above 30db through ISO 1600. While color sensitivity and dynamic range ratings fall slightly short of some other cameras, if you are looking for a low-light monster, the D3300 gives you the best bang for the buck.Sony A6000 Adorama price: $648Summary: The highest-rated APS-sensor MILC, the Sony A6000 has eye-level viewing, is half-the weight of a DSLR, and has a blazingly fast 11fps burst rate. Tech Details: It may come in a close second when strictly measuring image quality, but the Sony A6000 offers greater resolution (24.3MP), fast performance thanks to a fast 179-point phase detection AF sensor, and an ISO range of 100-25,600. In the lab it got a low-light high-ISO rating of ISO 1347. Signal-noise ratio is just under 42 at ISO 100, and stays above 30 through ISO 1600. Dynamic range is about 13 stops at ISO 100 while color sensitivity tops out at over 24 bits, an excellent result. While it's not a DSLR, the A6000 has a high-resolution electronic viewfinder can show the live view more clearly than an optical finder when shooting in low light, which is an advantage. Nikon D5300 Adorama price: $746.95 (body only)Summary: Edged out by the Nikon 3300 and Sony A6000, the Nikon D5300 is the former category leader and still impressive.Tech Details: The Nikon D5300 offers Low-Light ISO score of 1338, with an increased ISO range of 100-6400, pushable to ISO 51,200. The two cameras are tied for overall image quality with an 83 score. However, the D5300 consistently does better with signal-to-noise ratio at all ISO settings, and stays comfortably above 30dB through ISO 1600. At ISO 1600, image quality will be a tad better than its competitors but between these three cameras, it's almost a three-way tie.
Honorable mention: Surprisingly, the first runner up is a pocket-sized APS compact, the Nikon Coolpix A ($1,096.95). With an overall score of 80, it has an impressive low-light ISO rating of 1164, fourth best in the entire APS category—as well as 12.4-bit color depth and a superb 13.8-stop dynamic range. Yes, it can play with the big boys. While we have no test data yet for the Fujifilm X-Pro 1 ($1,078), our field tests showed results that are, at the very least, comparable to the Sony NEX-7. DxO is currently working on a method to test the X-Pro 1's sensor, which is can't be tested using DxO's current methods due to its unique semi-randomized pixel array. As soon as they get that ironed out I believe we will see the X-Pro 1 deliver measurable lab results that will be at or near the top of the charts for this sensor category.
Olympus Pen E-P5 Adorama price: $799 (body only)Summary: Best of breed for high-ISO image quality.Tech details: The big news with the E-P5 is not necessarily its ISO performance, which is one of the tops in its class, but rather a new stabilized platform that helps reduce blur on five axes, adding a few more stops of usable images in low light. The three cameras that deliver the highest image quality at higher ISOs in low light are all made by Olympus and share the same 16MP sensor; differences are minor. However, the E-P5 wears the crown because its Low-Light ISO 895 rating edges out the E-PL5, although in all other areas the two cameras are in a dead heat. One caveat with all the Olympus models is that the measured ISO tends to be nearly 1 stop lower than the manufacturer's specs, so ISO 400 is really closer to ISO 200. That said, the E-P5's signal to noise ratio stays above 30 at the measured ISO of 802. At the native ISO 100, the EV range tops out at 12.4 and stays above 10 stops through ISO 800.
Olympus Pen E-PL5 Adorama Price: $599.00Summary: Almost identical image quality, but lower priceTech Details: The Olympus E-PL5 offers similar image quality to the E-P5, but at a much lower price tag. As with the other cameras in this listing, the E-PL5 has a listed ISO range of 100-12800, and will deliver good quality through ISO 800.Olympus OM-D E-M10 Adorama Price: $699 Body OnlySummary: Olympus competes a sweep of the Micro Four Thirds category. Tech details: The EM-10, which offers the same outstanding sensor as the other two winners, but with an improved autofocsing system and of course, a see-in-the-dark EVF. Test results, as expected, are identical to those of the E-PL5.Honorable mention: While the Panasonic GH4 ($1,697.99 body only) edges out the Olympus E-M10 with its overall image quality score (74 vs. 72), its maximum low light high-ISO measurement was ISO 791, which falls slightly short. That's still very respectable, with a 39.4dB at ISO 100 and just slightly shy of 30dB at ISO 1600. A touch of noise suppression should take care of that. As the only Micro Four Thirds camera with 4K video recording capability, it's a serious camera that's worth considering.
Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-RX100 IIIAdorama price: $798Summary: Delivers outstanding image quality near ISO 500, nearly 1/3 stop better than nearest competitor.Tech details: Despite its high pixel density of 20MP, the Sony DSC-RX100 III has a convincing overall score of 67, and delivered clean image quality through ISO 495. With noise reduction, this camera can easily deliver great images through at least ISO 800. Dynamic range starts at about 12.3 stops—best in its class—and stays above 10 stops through ISO 800. The only caveat: The Sony RX100's actual ISO range is about half a stop lower than the claimed 80-6400 except at ISO 80 and 100, where it is accurate. Combine this with its built-in zoom lens that opens to f/1.8 at 28mm and you get an impressive pocket-sized low-light camera.
Sony RX10 Adorama price: $998Summary: Almost the RX100's equal when the light is low.Tech Details: Following close behind the RX100 is the RX10, a larger superzoom 20x lens camera with a built-in electronic viewfinder. With a Low Light ISO rating of 474 it's just a tad slower, while its overall image quality rating, 69, is best for a smaller-sensor camera. In all other areas, it's just shy of a statistical tie with the RX100III.Nikon 1 AW1Adorama price: $746.95 with kit lensSummary: Decent low-light performance at ISO 400, and ready for a swim.Tech Details: There's a bit of daylight between the Sony and the Nikon AW1 when it comes to image quality—made up for by the fact that the AW1 is the only interchangeable lens that works underwater as well as on dry land. You can shoot up to ISO 400 (Low Light ISO rating: 428). Overall score of 51 for image quality is pretty good, and with 20.2 bit color depth and 10.9 stop dynamic range it is fine if not exceptional.Honorable mentions: The Nikon 1 J4 ($596.95 with 10-30mm kit lens) turned in similar image quality results to the AW1, but we're giving the AW1 higher marks because it's not only the best-performing small-sensor low light underwater camera. It is, in fact, the only one.
How we determine High ISO Low Light rankings
Our rankings are based on our own careful analysis of lab test results provided by DxOMark, an independent testing facility that is considered a trusted industry standard that has built a reputation for measuring and rating cameras and lenses using rigorous hardware testing procedures and industry-grade laboratory tools. Because of our expertise in analizing their results for guides and articles such as this one, Adorama Learning Center is a DxOMark editorial partner and has permission to republish and interpret DxOMark data. DxOLab data is available to anyone and you are free to browse their site.
DxOMark analyzes sensor information based on RAW image data. To determine each camera's best ISO low light image quality, DxOMark tested each camera's signal-to-noise ratio (which indicates how much digital noise will be produced), expressed as dB, and charted performance at each ISO setting.
DxOMark's goal was to determine the highest ISO at which a signal-to-noise ratio of no more than 32dB could be attained. At the same time, they looked for a dynamic range of at least 9EVs (or 9 stops). Lower than 32dB indicates an unacceptable level of noise (decibels), while less than 9EVs means the dynamic range is too limited and gradations between shades and colors will not be smooth. Note that the Low Light ISO number might not fit squarely within any given camera's actual ISO settings. The nearest ISO setting is the highest one at which acceptable signal-to-noise ratio will be achieved.
Some rules of physics remain true: The key one is that the larger the camera's sensor, the less digital noise. It is also still true that more pixels on the same sized sensor will lead to greater image degradation at higher ISOs, while fewer pixels will, counter-intuitively, lead to improved overall image quality.
Not all sensors are made the same
That said, not all 18MP APS sensors (for example) will produce identical results, even under lab conditions. Variables in manufacture, sensor type (CCD or CMOS) and method of conversion of the signal from analog to digital can all affect image quality. Backside-illuminated sensors are proving, both in the lab and in the field that they can deliver better low-light images. That's why DxOMark's tests are such a valuable tool in helping to determine which cameras perform best in low light, which have the widest dynamic range, and so forth.
How we determine rankingsUsing DxOMark's data as a starting point, I looked at each currently-available camera's low-light ISO (Sports) overall sensor scores (see chart, right), the camera's overall score (which includes dynamic range, color depth, ISO accuracy and other criteria) and the camera's SNR (signal-noise ratio) 18% chart to determine the highest ISO at which each camera could deliver acceptable images. This chart tells me the camera can produce good pictures at up to ISO 2290, but since the camera doesn't offer an ISO 2290, we go to the nearest ISO—3200—because according to that camera's ISO accuracy chart, the camera's ISO 3200 setting was measured to be ISO 2290! I took these issues into account when determining which cameras did best.
All DxOMark lab test data courtesy DxOMark.com. Used with permission.
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Mr Shanmugam, who is also Law Minister, made this point at a reception at Mandarin Orchard hotel to mark ASEAN Day. He added that existing ASEAN-led mechanisms have and will continue to play an important role in managing regional complexities.
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Having already loved the original Burt's Bees lip balm i decided to try the tinted collection and see what all the hype was about. I bought the color 'Tiger Lily' which is a nude color that i can wear day and night and makes my lips appear fuller. It moisturizes and conditions my chapped lips while also providing an even coverage. So happy to have bought this!
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I tried a few of the tinted lip balms out when they were first released and I liked the colors and the great combo of shine/matte and the near-perfect amount of tint. In the past year I've gone searching for better and different alternatives and decided to try as many different types and brands of chubby lip colors as I could find.
Surprisingly, none of the chubby lipsticks are really as easy, inexpensive and well-pigmented (without a blinding amount of shine after the necessary amount of coverage) as the Burt's Bees lip balms!
The pros of this product are the new colors like Sweet Violet and the still-great colors like Rose and Red Dahlia; somehow they all work with my super-fair skin and are just simply more attractive on than similarly-shaded lipsticks and chubby sticks. I like the simple cardboard packaging and the chapstick-style tubes. They offer a tasteless, odorless moisturizer for the lips that is simple to reapply without a mirror. They do need to be reapplied fairly often but some of the color stays behind after the moisture is gone but fades easily without any cleaners.
One con is in Burt's Bees' refusal to put a strip or dot of color on the plastic shell; it's a pain to have to read the tiny letters against the dark brown plastic, and from a few inches away it's impossible to tell what color/s you're grabbing.
The only other cons are just that this product is so almost-perfect and could easily get there, but I'm not sure if the company plans to give them a little more pigment (thus making them an obvious and real competitor for any truly popular stains and lip colors out there right now) and perhaps change the packaging to something a little more cosmetic-y.
I've tried the newer Burt's Bees lip products and they all have so much shine, so I'm really hoping they keep this one around and don't blend it into so many of their previous and newer lip shines.
I highly recommend giving these a try with and without makeup; they are great either way and the colors are unique. They are truly working with some gorgeous and extremely natural looking colors that no other company is using. They are relatively inexpensive (though small), and you just really can't go wrong--though I'm not a huge fan of the super-light/neutral shades simply because it's just like putting a clear glossy chap stick on, more or less. But anything from Pink Blossom on is just lovely and suited to any look.
After "kissing" a lot of well-reviewed and expensive lip-product "frogs," the tinted lip balm is definitely the unsung "prince"!
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Within 5-10 minutes, the color (I got hibiscus) is faded and my lips feel slightly drier than they were before applying this (though they look and feel lovely when I do put it on). After about an hour, my lips are so dry they flake up a bit--I constantly have to fix my lips by peeling off the dried skin or they look awful. Ugh. the pomegranate lip balm is def. better.
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We won't talk about how many of these I own. The rose shade was on clearance at target and I thought they were discontinuing it so I stocked up. Totally worth it. I like them better than their clear lip balms, plus the colors look great. They are one of the few lip balms I own that consistently make my lips feel better when I use them. They glide on sooo smoothly. I love them. They're a little pricey, but compared to a drugstore lipstick they're really quite affordable, considering you can kill 2 birds with one stone and just use this instead of lipstick and Chapstick. Plus compared to fresh sugar lip treatment theyre a total steal. I prefer the texture of these, its less waxy, and theres more color pigment. the cardboard tube they come in is stupid, but so are boxes and blister packs. At least the weird little cardboard tube is recyclable. Overall an excellent product.
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I have these in 3 colours: Rose, Hibiscus and Tiger Lily. The Rose is by far my favorite, it is a true MLBB. Hibiscus I bought when the Rose one was sold out but is just a tad too light for me, I only use this in winter. The Tiger Lily one is a nice warm orangey-brown-pink, wearable the whole year. Texture is lovely and soft, my lips are nice and moisturized. Only con is that they don't contain any SPF which I think is a must these days.
i think this is an awesome product! it moisturizes while giving a hint of color. people who expect this to have the pigmentation similar to the lip shimmers would be disappointed, but the lip balm aspect of this product is amazing! if people want more color, then definitely go for the lip shimmers. but if people are fine with a hint of color, this will deliver. first of, the formula is so smooth. if burt's bees had a colorless balm in this formula, i would definitely be buying. second, it moisturizes my lips with no waxy texture. third, i love the scent which i couldn't describe. i am a huge fan of BB lip products in general- i love the lip balms and lip shimmers- and this made me love BB lip products even more. the only thing that held me back for a while in purchasing is the price. it is kinda expensive. hopefully, they would come out with special offers.
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Not only does this lip balm have NO staying power, after a week or so of daily use it actually made my lips dry and painful, which they have never been before. Guess it's back to the Bonne Bell Lipsmackers
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Gosh, I'm conflicted. I like this product very much, but it's basically 5x the price of my old standby. What to do?
I always used to stock up on the 3-pack of ChapStick's Lip Moisturizer (the dark blue tube with the white cap) at Target ... I think it was $3-4 for the pack?
(BTW: ingredients for ChapStick's Lip Moisturizer are, as far as I can tell:
Octinoxate 7.5%; Oxybenzone (sunscreen) 3.5%; White petrolatum 40.7%; inactive ingredients: aloe barbadensis leaf extract, carnauba wax, cetyl alcohol, fragrance, isocetyl stearate, isopropyl lanolate, isopropyl myristate, lanolin, methylparaben, mineral oil, paraffin, propylparaben, tocopheryl linoleate/oleate, vitamin E, white wax)
Then I got the Burt's Bees "Tinted Lip Balm Duo", $10 for 2 tubes. That *is* 5x more expensive. Maybe I can square it with my conscience by giving something else up ...
I played around with Rose, Red Dahlia, Hibiscus, and Pink Blossom; ultimately, Rose looked the best, I thought. I love the hint of color; it enhances my lip color in that great "like my lips but better" way.
I'm also a fan of the way my lips feel after applying this product. Whereas the good ol' ChapStick made my lips feel slick- as if the petroleum jelly was sitting on the surface without penetrating- the Burt's Bees oils do seem to sink into my actual skin and leave my lips softer.
However: during the past 15 minutes, I applied the balm, thought that I was pretty happy with the product, decided to write this review, started writing this review, handled a quick work task, came back to the review, and realized that my lips were totally dry. That brief staying power kind of blows. When I'm essentially paying $1 for a tube (ChapStick), I don't care ... but it stings a bit more with the higher-priced Burt's Bees.
Quite a quandary. I am going to sit here and smell the Burt's Bees tube (can't identify the fragrance, but I do like it) and ponder this deep problem.
3-star rating due to short staying power;
3-star price rating (oh come ON, Burt, you know this is edging towards over-priced-ness);
1-star packaging rating for extra and unnecessarily (and misleadingly) large cardboard tube used to house an absolutely standard-sized 0.15oz tube.
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The so called tint in the balm is non existent! I bought red dahlia since it's supposed to be the darkest tint & I have dark lips. I honestly cannot tell ANY color at all!
Hands down the most moisturizing lip product I have ever used. Way better than the non-pigmented lip balms! They feel buttery and rich, last a loooong time, and look juicy!
*Honeysuckle- Nude, amazing! (slight orange undertone and lighter than caramel daisey)
*Tiger Lily- Secod best!! peach nude
*Hibiscus- medium orange pink
*Pink Blossom- BEST! pretty candy pink, smells like bubblegum
*Rose- sheer light red, smells like red licorice
*Red Dahlia- sheer dark red
New collection: (no smell, and more sheer)
*Petunia- light pink, almost nude (unfortunatly), no smell. I really thought this was going to be a pretty pink, but it too light and washes out my face!!
*Caramel Daisey- true medium brown, no undertone like honeysuckle
*Sweet Violet- a bright medium purpelish pink
My favorite are pink blossom, honey suckle, and tiger lily. Red dahlia would look good on anyone, hibiscus would look good on medium skin tones, and rose I just dont like on my light skin tone, too bright of red.
Just bought caramel daisey and sweet violet, I love them! They both look amazing on my skin tone and probably any other!!
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- Band Name: The Strokes
- Record Label: RCA
- Release Date: Mar 26, 2013
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Mar 27, 2013Please do yourself a favor and listen to this album, and try not to compare it to Is This It or Room on Fire because the similarities are minimal. Instead, the Strokes have a produced a thoughtful and strange record that is an absolute blast. It's a fantastic record, and I thoroughly recommend it. Standout tracks like "Tap Out" and "Welcome to Japan" flow greatly into slower pieces like "Slow Animals" and "Chances". No obvious skips, just a great album.… Expand
Mar 26, 2013It's very different from other albums, but it's really really really good! :D the "Old Strokes fans" are probably going to be pissed, but i sincerely think it's a great album.
Songs like "All the Time", "Tap Out", "Slow Animals", the punk "50/50", the ballad "Chances" and even the odd "One Way Trigger" are enough to make this album a great piece of music.
Totally recommend it!
Mar 27, 2013For me, Comedown Machine is The Strokes best album since Is This It. All the songs on the album gel together perfectly and unlike previous albums, every song (with the exception of 80's Comedown Machine) is extremely enjoyable. My personal favourites from this album are 50/50, Partners in Crime, All The Time, Slow Animals, Happy Endings and One Way Trigger.
Mar 26, 2013This album makes it clear that The Strokes weren't simply trying to emulate a specific genre of the late 70s and 80s, but the entire decade. Keep that in mind while listening.
Mar 28, 2013Wow... I stay impressed with The Strokes, totally different from their previous Albums, and believe you me not a bad thing; Tracks like "Tap Out" "All The Time" 'One way Trigger" Even, "Welcome to Japan" Yes, I am telling you this Album is good very different but so damn good, Although, all of my friends are not happy with it, I still recommend it to you. And that is just half of the songs, the reason why you might have problems liking this album could be the fact that Julian keeps his voice higher in some of these songs, something we are not used to. "80 's Comedown Machine" almost made me cry by far, my Favorite from the Album. "Slow Animals" and "Chances" two more songs that prove this Album is Fantastic and The Strokes have not lost their touch. The last track, something completely different yet, I find myself relaxing and loving it just as much... Don't be so quick to dismiss this album, it is definately worth a second chance... Again, I recommend this to you.… Expand
Mar 27, 2013I love bands like The Strokes, bands that change over the course of their career, band that don't stuck or stay on their comfort zone, once the created a sound, and keep releasing the same albums all over again. Every album by this band is quite different from the last one. What if The Strokes keep releasing Is This It? for the same 10 years? Then people would be complaining about it, and why they're releasing the same songs for a decade. Although is quite different from what they've done before, is still The Strokes sound, it's a great album, with the exception of the title track, which I found it lil' bit boring, that's why I'm givin' it a 9/10. Thank you Strokes for evolving and being innovative and not being stuck. with the same sound.… Expand
Mar 26, 2013This is it, their finest album since their debut. I was apprehensive when I first heard (in January) that the album's release was in March. Seemed to me like they rushed their final, contract-obligated album out the door to escape RCA (for whatever reason), but that's simply not the case. The Strokes sound like they're having a blast in this album. It's not love at first listen like "Is This it?", but I'll be damned if it doesn't include some of their best and catchiest work to date. The songs are varied, unpredictable, and exhibit an unwillingness to conform to the recent waves of "pop" and "alternative" (not that there's anything wrong with those). It's not like this album is "mainstream" or "genre-defying" because, as one critic aptly puts it, "[This] is The Strokes' 1980s album," and it certainly is. I don't know if this is The Strokes' ode to a bygone era of music, or simply their new direction as musicians, but it doesn't matter. The album shines from beginning to end, only faltering once or twice along the way (in the middle of the album specifically). I'm not going to review each track individually, the album is made the be listened to as a whole, but I can mention some standouts: "All the Time" perhaps an ode to their original fans, this is the most "Strokesy" song on the album, "Partners in Crime" some of the riffs here remind me of a Tom Petty song, "Welcome to Japan" I had heard somewhere Julian Casablancas (you better know who he is) was a big fan of David Bowie, here it shows, "Slow Animals" this was the first song I heard and could instantly FEEL it, kind of when I listen to The National, and finally "Chances" this is a slower one, and maybe this one just rings true for me but it's a great breakup song. The rest of the album leaves nothing to be desired either. It's a unique, fun, full sounding record that really shows how far The Strokes have come as musicians. Don't listen to the haters who say this isn't The Strokes anymore; of course its not. It's been 12 years since "Is this it?" people; how many of you haven't changed over the same period, be it for better or worse? Thankfully, The Strokes seem to be changing for the better, maturing in an unexpected but pleasantly surprising way, leaving me excited for what they'll do next. Let's just hope the end of the RCA record label doesn't mean the end of The Strokes (and I can't live a fulfilled life knowing I'll never see them play the final minute of "Welcome to Japan" live--preferably in Japan).… Expand
Apr 10, 2013How do I know a rock record is worth a listen? Pitchfork trashes it. The Strokes are not cool anymore and this obvious to anyone with a Vice subscription and some sharply styled oxfords. But who cares what's cool? This is a very good record. The 80's synth pop/new wave influence is obvious but it's layered on top of the Strokes sound of old. Casablancas has evolved his vocals and at first I wasn't vibing all of his different stylings on the record...it was a little too all over the place. But after a few listens I realized that it fits with the songs well, and it wasn't done simply for the sake of diversity. He pulls it off. The rest of the band comes as expected if not surprisingly good and the song writing is the best its been in awhile. I can highly recommend this record to anyone who enjoys a good pop/rock record. Give it a couple of listens all the way through because it took a few times for it to really sink just how good it is.… Expand
Mar 27, 2013The new album is better than i thought it would be. it's like i'm hearing something completely different and new, not just for The Strokes but in general. Kudos for the courage, in my opinion, it paid off. Favourite Tracks: Tap Out, All The Time, Welcome To Japan, Slow Animals, Chances.
Apr 15, 2013great album more rockier fading than before!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mar 28, 2013This album is their best since Room on Fire. Simply brilliant. Perhaps my favourite of theirs. Love it when they go all out and try something brand new, and with this one it seems like they were having fun with it and just letting all inhibitions go. Much more clear and collected than Angles, not as all over the place and miss matched.. 50/50, Happy Ending and Welcome to Japan are the stand out tracks. They even do a Jazz/ Croon/ 40's/ Weird song to finish it. it may be one weird album, but its one good one.I JUST LOVE THIS ALBUM SO MUCH.… Expand
Mar 29, 2013The Strokes maintain their cool persona, with this different although relevant album. The Strokes delivered what any previous fan, or first-time listener could have anticipated. on one side, there are the people who wish the strokes would return to their garage rock origins, and they do so with instant classics such as "Welcome to Japan" and "50/50". On the contrary, there are those who are looking for The Strokes to develop into not what was relevant 12 years ago, but to what is applicable today. All in all, this is a great album, with plenty of variation.… Expand
Jun 19, 2013Comedown Machine has been receiving fair critical praise and has been said to be "their best work since Is This It." Now if you ask me, I think The Strokes are one of the greatest bands of this generation and will go down along with Radiohead, Vampire Weekend as this generations greatest contributors to music. I also think that all of The Strokes albums have been masterpieces, none fall short to me. So I may be a little bias giving this review, what with me having a gigantic boner for Julian and the boys, but regardless, this album is perfection.… Expand
May 21, 2013Listen to "Slow Animals", "Chances", "Happy Ending", "Tap Out", "Welcome to Japan"... You know what? Listen to the whole thing! It's amazing and the only track you might want to skip will be the last one, and that just because you'd feel like "Happy Ending" would be a much better... Ending! Their best album since "Is This It". With their first album, they brought us back the best of rock and roll. Now they're bringing us back the best of pop music... You know what decade I'm talking about!… Expand
Apr 5, 2013This latest album is quite different from their past albums, varying in electronic and dance music. If a band keep changing their style, it become refreshing, not like example Scorpions keep singing same stuffs all over the years, people got fed up. Go and buy this album.
Apr 19, 2013I think it's safe to say at this point that The Strokes can no longer be called "predictable". On their new album Comedown Machine it's clear that The Strokes are still uncompromising stylistically like what's been hinted at on their last couple albums. While this album does go in a bunch of directions, one thing I'll say about it as a whole is that this is The Strokes at their most soulfuost soulful. Which is kinda weird considering singer Julian Casablancas' distinctly apathetic vocal approach he trademarked in their past work, which was honestly a gripe I had with some of it. But here he's gotten a bit more expressive and it can really compliment certain songs. The instrumentation's been amped up in that department too; opener Tap Out has a pretty R&B-influenced groove running throughout, and Welcome to Japan, dare I say, borders on disco (which sounds a lot better than you'd expect The Strokes doing disco to sound). But that's (like I said) not the only direction they go in on this album. The first taste we got from it was an odd number called One Way Trigger. It's got acoustic guitars, synths high in the mix, and Casablancas singing in falsetto, which is practically unheard off in the Strokes catalog. Needless to say it was very polarizing. But I really liked it; it's catchy & showed that their recent experimental approach was no fluke. Next taste & lead single All the Time on the contrary is very reminiscent of classic Strokes circa 2003. It's basically to this album what Under Cover of Darkness was to Angles; a nice little throwback that's engaging & doesn't come off as an uninspired & desperate attempt to keep older fans happy. But my favorite song here is probably 80s Comedown Machine, a gorgeous 5-minute track that sounds inspired by modern dream-pop bands like Beach House. It's got a steady & dreamy groove throughout driven by reverb-tinged guitar picking leads & a restrained & unusually emotional vocal performance from Casablancas. It puts you in a very relaxed state of mind & leaves you wanting to play it again & again. A similar feel is successfully shot for on Chances, which is a bit bigger-sounding, has a more defined structure & shows the return of that infamous falsetto, which I think Casablancas pulls off quite well. Other styles delved into include energetic punk rock (50/50), mid-tempo indie rock (Slow Animals), synth-tinged early 80's classic rock (Partners in Crime), dance-rock chock full of handclap goodness (Happy Ending) & a surprisingly lo-fi closing track in Call It Fate, Call It Karma, a percussionless & reverb-laden track I can see on a vinyl record spinning on a turntable in the background of a 1940's B-movie. One thing that rings clear throughout all songs here though is that lead guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. has by this point pretty much mastered the art of the infectious guitar riff. And even the melodies presented in the solos get stuck in your head. There's also a tight rhythm section running through this album that can really keep a groove going. I really have no gripes with this album. It represents everything I wanted in a follow-up to Angles; The Strokes just doing whatever they want & not giving a crap who likes it & who doesn't.
Top 5 tracks: 80s Comedown Machine, One Way Trigger, All the Time, Tap Out, Partners in Crime
Score: 95/100… Expand
Mar 30, 2013Es un gran disco con un gran sonido pero como a la gente no le gustan los cambios reseñan pésimamente. Me gusto mucho el sonido de los 80 y supera por mucho a angles las mejores canciones son all the time, tap out, welcome to japan, 5050, slow animals, happy endings, partners in crime. one way trigger.
Mar 31, 2013Comedown Machine needs to be listened to more than once to make an informed decision. This is not an album that immediately screams genius, like Is This It. It requires thought and an open mind to understand the purpose. CM stays true to the classic aura of the band; complex in its simplicity (I know this sounds like an oxymoron, but if you'll hear me out, I'll prove my point). Before anyone downloaded the LP or heard a single note, CM was subjected to a degree of prejudice and disregard that is unfair and ridiculous. Most critics, and fans, are not judging CM on its merits, but on the merits of Is This It or through the douchy hipster reaction to the bands' ITI hype (or the even more childish bias of socialism since the band came from an affluent background). It isn't fair to compare CM through the lens of Is This It because ITI is a masterpiece (regardless of what the cliche anti-establishment establishment says). That being said, Comedown Machine contains the same vibrancy and attitude of their former works, just in a new style for a new generation. The first time I heard the album, and the singles, I made the same mistake. I viewed CM throught the prism of Is This It and was disappointed by the differences. However the second time I listened, I noticed the large diamonds among the tracks: Welcome to Japan, All the Time, Partners in Crime, Tap Out, and 50/50. These songs are classic Strokes in their quality and intensity. The Strokes pack a lot of energy into 3 minutes without begging for attention. Their music leaves you feeling satisfied and eager for more; a state that few bands can achieve. Simplicity is the band's greatest asset. But, CM adds more to the formula.
On the third listen, I discovered the hidden gems of the album: Happy Endings, Chances, One Way Trigger, Slow Animals, 80s CM, and Call it Fate, Call it Karma. Each of these songs stands on its own ground, delving into complex emotions in the right way. The music combines 80s new wave punk with modern style and the Strokes's brand of rock. Somehow, these songs make perfect sense and add to the depth of the album, as long as the listener is willing to give in to the group's perspective.
I enjoy the sound, style, and energy of the album. It is consistent like Room on Fire with the potency of FIOE. The Strokes have a way of saying volumes with a simple musical gesture that is reminiscent of early 60s rock bands, like the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, and the Kinks. It is very difficult to be momentous and simplistic at the same time. The Strokes achieve that status without rubbing it in. In fact, the Strokes's attitude is like pissing on an a**hole's shoes to entertain your friends at a bar; you might gain a few new scars, but it's worth it for the memories. PS If you want to criticize the album, a few songs sound similar to other music. OWT's intro reminds many people of Aha's Take on Me, or some BS Mana song for Spanish listeners. I say, Who Cares! If we limit ourselves to only brand new ideas without any influences from the past, than pretty soon we will run out of ideas. Creativity combines elements of a person's personality with their perspective of the surrounding environment and reality. That being said, I don't believe the Strokes ripped off anything in CM. Does anyone honestly believe that Julian sat around one day and put on Aha and decided to remix it like some ridiculous rapper? Grow up people; the world's music catalog is gigantic and no one has heard everything or can remember everything he/she may have heard. The Strokes rock; if you care about the rest of the BS, then I feel sorry for you.… Expand
May 16, 2013To be honest, I was never a fan of the Strokes. I just wasn't on board for their brand of rock revival for some reason. However this new album I really enjoyed. I think his vocals are better served by the synth noises and electro beats that inhabit the sound here. If you love 80's new wave check it out.
Jul 30, 2013I love this album, some songs completely keep to their original style "50/50 and Welcome To Japan." While others go in bold new directions that were previewed in angles "One Way Trigger and 80 's Comedown Machine." The rest are somewhere in between and are all great!
Nov 11, 2013As with Angels, its a CD I can sit around and listen to from start to finish without ever getting tired out it. I'm not sure why I didn't review better. If you're a Strokes fan this is exactly what you'd expect as the next step from this band.
Nov 12, 2013The main problem with this album is that it's constantly being compared to Is This It and Room on Fire. Next to them, this album looks off beat and strange, but we have to take into consideration that the band has been tired of playing formulaic post-punk for almost a decade now. Objectively, I see this as potentially being one of the top-100 albums of 2010-19. Julian's unique falsetto and the way the vocals blend into the music as opposed to taking the focal and the synths that sound like 80's with a modern breath make this a wonderful record, so long as you don't go in with the expectations of The Strokes famous post-punk spunk.… Expand
Feb 15, 2014Very very very very good album... Almost every song is a jewel but 'Chances' 'Tap out' and 'Karma' stand out. Best Strokes album, edging out First impressions my a smidgen. Keep going down this road Julian. It is super exciting!!
Jun 21, 2013For all the loving homages to past recording techniques, they sound laboured and bored. [May 2013, p.84]
Jun 4, 2013It's wilful experimentation with no pay-off, sounding lonely, old, with only the occasional, tempting flicker of a genius that once burnt bright.
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OTTAWA -- Voters in four impending federal byelections are being warned to be on the lookout for possible scams aimed at dissuading them from casting ballots.
Opposition parties blasted the Harper government Wednesday for failing to introduce legislation to prevent the kind of electoral fraud that plagued the 2011 election, when thousands of voters complained of receiving harassing or misleading calls that directed them to wrong or non-existent polling stations.
The government's inaction means the same kind of illegal tactics could be used in coming byelections in the Manitoba ridings of Provencher and Brandon-Souris, Toronto Centre, and the Montreal riding of Bourassa, warned deputy Liberal leader Ralph Goodale.
"We all need to be alert to the risk of this happening again. I think we have to keep this on the top of people's minds," Goodale said, urging voters to record any suspicious calls and to immediately inform Elections Canada.
Goodale suggested the Tories, whom he blames for the 2011 robocall affair, are deliberately dragging their feet because they intend to use such tactics again. "All of this makes you wonder what the real motive is in keeping the law against voter suppression and electoral fraud so ineffective that people could easily do it again with little fear of ever getting caught."
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The MLB Trade Deadline is just around the corner and will be here in the next 24 hour, which means that we're going to be hearing teams enter trade rumors that weren't there before, but do so with a varying degree of seriousness.
One name that has been kicked around more and more in the last 24 hours is that of Cleveland Indians shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera, who has been mentioned with both the Toronto Blue Jays and San Francisco Giants.
Add the Washington Nationals to that list, as Ken Rosenthal from FOX Sports reports that the Nats have inquired about not only Cabrera but New York Mets infielder Daniel Murphy.
#Nationals need IFer with Zimmerman out. Have discussed A. Cabrera, D. Murphy internally, but no deal close, sources tell me and @jonmorosi.
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) July 31, 2014
This isn't all that surprising as the Nationals need infield help after the loss of Ryan Zimmerman and could pull off a decent trade to land themselves a rather valuable piece to add to the lineup.
That doesn't mean a trade will for sure get done, as it sounds like discussions have happened internally in Washington and with less than 24 hours to go until the deadline arrives, this is the wrong time to be just starting trade discussions with other teams.
Be sure to stay glued to FanSided's MLB Rumors page to stay up to date with the latest action and rumbling from the baseball hot stove this trade season.