Foo Fighters Medicine at Midnight

4 stars out of 5 -- "From the first track, 'Making a Fire,' the album is brighter and more optimistic than anything they've ever done."
Included in Rolling Stone's "The 50 Best Albums of 2021" -- "Grohl's optimism seems to serve as the band's inextinguishable beacon, and they've ended up sounding even looser than usual this time, like they're having the time of their lives."
"[This is] the band's loosest and most dance-able record in a decade or more."
"'Making A Fire' has a classic rock strut complete with backup singers that sound beamed in from the 'Sweet Home Alabama' sessions, while 'Love Dies Young' piles welcome new wave gloss on the guitars."
Billboard - "[A] revelation -- with leader Dave Grohl and the guys finding a way to slip a bit of funky AM radio jive into their signature bombastic loud-quiet-loud-loud-loud sound."
4 stars out of 5 -- "Opener 'Making A Fire' is joyous stuff, a marriage of pop quirk and punchy barre chords, with a chorus that has as much in common as The Eagles as the alternative rock scene from which Foo Fighters emerged."
Clash (Magazine) - "'No Son Of Mine' constitutes a blast of sonics. A tribute to Lemmy, it is a sprawling delivery that portrays the huge admiration Grohl has for the influential Mot”rhead frontman."