The Strokes' 2011 album Angles features a more diverse sonic palette than their previous work, incorporating elements of synth-pop and psychedelia alongside their signature guitar-driven sound.
- Angles was recorded in various locations, including New York City and Los Angeles, with the band self-producing after parting ways with longtime producer Gordon Raphael.
- The album reached number 7 on the US Billboard 200 and number 1 in the UK, though it received a more mixed critical reception compared to their earlier albums.
- "Under Cover of Darkness," the album's lead single, was released on New Year's Eve 2010, marking the band's first new music in four years.
The Strokes are a rock band from New York City, formed in 1998 and known for popularizing garage rock revival in the 2000s. Angles was released in 2011, marking their fourth studio album, arriving after the experimental *First Impressions of Earth* and preceding *Comedown Machine*.
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