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Room on Fire

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  • the Strokes
    the Strokes

    …release of the new wave-inspired Room on Fire, the Strokes phenomenon had already peaked, but the band retained a large following. Featuring another crop of infectious but coolly delivered rock songs—including ā€œ12:51,ā€ which cracked the top 10 of the British pop singles chart—the album was considered by critics to be…

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    …release of the new wave-inspired Room on Fire, the Strokes phenomenon had already peaked, but the band retained a large following. Featuring another crop of infectious but coolly delivered rock songs—including ā€œ12:51,ā€ which cracked the top 10 of the British pop singles chart—the album was considered by critics to be…

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