With twelve new and distinct tracks, Talking is Hard is just another addition to the spectacular band’s successes as an indie pop and rock group.

Walk the Moon traditionally has an 80’s dance music feel and Talking is Hard furthers that vibe. The album has variety–the tracks range from slow and soft to fist-pumping dance tracks.

Along with popular radio song “Shut Up and Dance”, other tracks such as “Portugal”, “Up 2 U”, “Sidekick” and “Work This Body” all make the perfect party anthems.

“Different Colors”, “Aquaman” and others balance out the upbeat tunes with a more mellow and laid back sound.

With Walk the Moon’s amazing first album, I assumed it would be impossible to top. I couldn’t be more wrong. Talking is Hard is another example of the high quality of Walk the Moon.

With its variety of different sounds, unique lyrics, high ratings and overall high quality sound, Talking is Hard is anything but lackluster.