Sting 57TH & 9TH (BLK/180GSting seemed to tire of pop songs sometime early in the 21st century, wandering away from the format after 2003's well mannered Sacred Love. Over the next 13 years, he entertained his esoteric interests he collaborated on a classical album, he rearranged his old tunes for an orchestra, he reunited the Police, he wrote a musical before he returned to pop rock with 2016's 57th & 9th. The fact that he named this comeback album after the intersection he

and t-shirts of the unsightly grease-painted mugs of Ace

or perhaps for the sake of a little balance

Songs like these are pretty trivial compared to the group's best work

Steve West

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Additional personnel includes: Rita Marley

they prove to be more than a flash in the pan on SAWDUST

" "Halloween

features a captivating blend of indie rock and synth-pop

"Petrol Head" evokes memories of "Synchronicity II" -- but he spends as much time delivering tunes with a delicate touch

Graduating from good weed to good-trippin' LSD

Ivan Kral-Keyboards/Guitar