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"As on Days Are Gone, its sheen is current and its spirit out of step. Beat by beat, Haim are the classic sound of heartbreak alleviated, if only for a moment."
-Jenn Pelly, Pitchfork

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"Haim let in some new styles on Something to Tell You, but they crucially remain masters of rhythm."
-Jenn Pelly, Pitchfork

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This is a video of HAIM performing their track "Night So Long."

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HAIM - Night So Long - Radio 1's Piano Sessions

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HAIM perform a stripped-back piano version of 'Night So Long' from their latest album 'Something To Tell You' on the BBC Radio 1 Piano Sessions with Huw Stephens. To watch more of Radio 1's Piano Sessions check out this playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7RLE4ANZ0lUTyNJLaMMHMk8aZmCTZpzH

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HAIM's song "Little of Your Love" from their sophomore album, discussed in my album review.

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Cover art for HAIM's second album, Something to Tell You. credit: Spotify

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This is a picture of the band HAIM in a recent photoshoot promoting their new album. I also used this image in my album review. credit: http://www.tenementtv.com/reviews/la-babes-haim-take-to-the-stage-three-times-at-glastonbury-festival/

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For my Album Review. I chose my favorite band, HAIM, and their second album "Something to Tell You" that released this past summer. I chose this album because it was definitely one of the only albums I listened to for the entire summer, and HAIM is one of those bands that anyone can love. They are able to incorporate so many elements and styles into their work that it becomes universal for all listeners. Their lyrics are also very culturally relevant; anyone can say that they have gone through some sort of heartbreak in their life, so their songs are relateable across the board. The specific elements I analyzed were slowness. repetition, virtuosity, and stubbornness/single note. The songs I chose to apply these elements were "Little of Your Love" and "Night So Long," which seem to be polar opposites on this album.