Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros - PersonA

New Album from Edward Sharpe And The Magnetic Zeros

Featuring "No Love Like Yours" and "Hot Coals"

Album download included, offer subject to expiration

"Their most exceptional record yet." — Q Magazine

"PersonA is proof of the exemplary musicianship of Magnetic Zeros, and their ability to forge songs as rich lyrically as they are musically." — Exclaim

The far-out folk band led by Alex Ebert returns with PersonA, recorded in New Orleans. Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeroes now has a more grown-up sound, and that's not the only change. Their sole female member, singer Jade Castrinos, left in 2014 after a decade, causing the remaining 10 members to reimagine their sound.

Their fourth album, PersonA, forgoes their signature cutesy quirk in favor of stricter editing and deeper lyrics, making it their tightest, cleanest, and most serious work yet.

Longtime fans shouldn't worry-the songs are still dreamy and delirious and philosophically charged. But they're also more patient and purposeful. "Uncomfortable, you've got to get uncomfortable," sings frontman Alex Ebert on the eerie track, "Uncomfortable," about personal growth. If it's a lesson he learned first-hand, it shows.