Atomic Tom Raise the Stakes (and the Chorus) With Glitzy Rock Storm ‘Wake Up The Night’

Coming out swinging from the land of overpriced coffee and permanent Williamsburg twilight, Atomic Tom drops Wake Up The Night, a track so polished and stadium-hungry it might just file for U2 citizenship.

It’s got that early-aughts arena rock blood coursing through its veins — and yes, there’s a fat streak of The Killers running down the middle. I mean, c’mon, you could blindfold Brandon Flowers, spin him around three times, and he’d swear this was a b-side off Day & Age.



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But that’s the thing — it doesn’t feel like a copy-paste job. It’s more like a full-throttle tribute ride through the neon-lit alleys of indie rock memory, with Atomic Tom behind the wheel doing 80 and refusing to let you change the aux.

SCORE 7/10
If you’ve got a weakness for glossy indie rock nostalgia delivered with conviction and a straight face, Atomic Tom’s got you covered.


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