''Mine Is Yours'' is the third studio album by American

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band Cold War Kids. It was released on January 25, 2011, by Downtown Records. Following the releases of ''

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'' (2008) and '' Behave Yourself'' (2010), the band sought to work on new material that spanned the course of three months in

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and

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after two years of touring.

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, responsible for the mainstream success of fellow American rock band Kings of Leon, the album deviates from the band's dark

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-influenced folk tales heard in their previous records into a more mainstream sound with lyrics that talked about

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s. ''Mine Is Yours'' debuted at number 21 on the ''Billboard'' 200 and spawned four

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(two official and two promotional): " Louder Than Ever", "Skip the Charades", "Finally Begin" and "Royal Blue". The album received a mixed response from critics, with reviews divided by the band's change in sound and lyrical content. To promote the record, the band toured across North America and Europe with appearances at music festivals and talk shows. ''Mine Is Yours'' was the band's last album to feature lead guitarist Jonnie Russell, who left for personal reasons.

Background and recording

Cold War Kids released their sophomore album ''

'' on September 23, 2008. The album received a generally favorable reception but critics found it uneven in terms of songwriting and performance. To promote the record, the band spent the next two years touring across North America and Europe making appearances at music festivals and talk shows. After the release of their seventh EP '' Behave Yourself'', the band went to

to work on new material for their next album. Instead of writing and recording songs in a few days, they spent two months carefully working on the material. Lead singer Nathan Willett found this new experience to be "much more spread out,

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much more broken down and built up again." The band found the approach different than the one used on their previous record, with Willett saying that, " lot of our good ideas went unfinished. Nobody was there to tell us, "This is good, but it could be better." The album was produced by

, who previously did albums for Kings of Leon,

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and

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. Willett was surprised by King, commenting how he would interject himself into the recording process with advice and allow his artists to brainstorm ideas until they come up with the answer. The production featured

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-tinged

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s and drum machines that were considered new to the band when they came across them during recording. Critics gave note to the production being reminiscent of bands like U2 and Coldplay, with Willett also alluding to some

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influences as well.

Music and lyrics

The album's lyrical content and overall sound differ strongly from the band's previous albums. In an interview with ''

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'', Willett said that he went back to

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after two years of touring to perfect his voice and write lyrics that came from his personal life. He also said that one of the influences that inspired him was Michael Stipe and

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saying their initial lyricism was "more or less kind of just good-sounding words, and then kind of moved into really revealing something about themselves — that was my goal." Aside from Stipe, other influences that Willett was inspired by were

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('' Husbands and Wives''), John Cassavetes (''

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'') and

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(''

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''). Lyrically, ''Mine Is Yours'' uses a first-person narrative in its songs, whereas previous albums were more character-driven. Willett explained that Cassavetes' ''A Woman Under the Influence'' got him to write songs about men-women relationships. The opening title track was described by Willett as being more straightforward than the previous two albums and embodies the record's themes of relationships. The track begins with a minute-long

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that's inspired by U2's '' The Joshua Tree''. Claire Suddath from ''

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'' described "Louder Than Ever" as a song that "isn't a breakup song so much as a we-need-to-talk anthem", and also gave note of "Royal Blue" being "a spirited, piano-and-guitar number about the redemptive quality of devotion." The overall sound of the track is reminiscent of

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. "Finally Begin" has drum work that's similar in style to

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. "Out of the Wilderness" was described by

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's Rudy Klap as "a gently lilting ballad" that's backed up by drums and a combustible

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that "coalesces into one of Willett's most fiery performances." It also utilizes

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s and a

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that's reminiscent of

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. "Skip the Charades" was based on the idea of relationships using charades and the theatricality of it all. "Sensitive Kid" is about a son dealing with the separation of his parents by throwing a party in his empty house and being admonished for it when told to act more like a grown up. Willett explained that in high school, he would have parties at his house because it was empty and that his mother was out dating other people. The overall sound of the track utilizes "fractured stabs of

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, and obtuse grooves" reminiscent of Spoon. "Bulldozer" is about starting over from a failed relationship. Willett said that the inspiration for the song came from the marital problems that some of his college friends had gone through in their relationships, but with more of a happy ending from the aftermath of it all. "Cold Toes on the Cold Floor" was described by critics as a return to the band's debut record ''Robbers & Cowards'', specifically the track " Hang Me Up to Dry". Willett called the track one of his favorites off the album because of its similarity to their previous efforts and its playability live that allow for a lot of improvisation.

Singles

The lead single, " Louder Than Ever", was released digitally on December 14, 2010 (officially on January 24, 2011) and peaked at number 31 on the

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chart, their fourth top 40 hit on that chart. A music video was created for it and premiered in January 2011. A second single, "Skip the Charades", was released on February 8, 2011, on

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, only making it on the

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chart at number 43. A music video was created for the single and was released on

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on June 22, 2011. The song "Finally Begin" was released as the album's first promotional single on March 7, 2011, and peaked at number 99 in the Netherlands. A music video, directed by drummer Matt Aveiro, was created for the song and it premiered on March 15, 2011. The song "Royal Blue" was released as the album's second promotional single, peaking at number 24 on the Mexico Ingles Airplay chart and number 94 in the Netherlands. The title track, although not released as a single, managed to reach number 23 on the Rock Digital Songs chart.

Promotion

The band performed eight songs from the album at a

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concert on November 5, 2010. They followed that up with several talk show appearances to help promote the album; performing a medley of "Louder Than Ever" and "Royal Blue" on both ''

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'' and '' Last Call with Carson Daly''. They performed "Louder Than Ever" on the ''

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'', gave a performance at Jack White's Third Man Records that was recorded and released in March 2011 and made festival appearances at Bonnaroo,

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Tour

On November 30, the band performed a few UK tour dates to promote ''Mine Is Yours'' ahead of its release, beginning with Manchester Academy and finishing at

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club. On December 1, they went on a 24-city spring tour across North America to go along with both their UK and latter-half 2010 tour dates, beginning with

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's Crystal Ballroom and finishing at

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's Fox Theatre.

Critical reception

''Mine Is Yours'' received mixed reviews from music critics, who were divided by the band's sound and lyrical content. At

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, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an

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score of 55, based on 21 reviews. Ryan Reed of '' The Phoenix'' said "On ''Mine Is Yours'', everything is bigger. King's reverb-tinged production puts the focus on the band's surprisingly tender melodies and slow-burn rock arrangements; the result is 11 melodic, economical tracks that deliver huge hooks without sacrificing instrumental dexterity." John Freeman of '' Clash'' found more enjoyment from the record than the "solid but oddly unsatisfying ''Loyalty to Loyalty''," giving praise to Willett's songwriting for mining "fractured relationships for inspiration and the resultant openness," concluding that King's production of Willett's songs "has created the finest Cold War Kids album yet." Theo Krekis of

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was pleased by the band's new direction in sound without coming across as overly mainstream and removing their trademark piano-heavy tracks, saying they took the

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's ''

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'' and added a slice of pop to it. Rudy Klap of

commented on the quality of both the songwriting and production, finding unevenness on both throughout the album, but still found it to be "a damn good rock record through and through ..there's an accomplishment to be praised." He also said that the album will divide fans. Mikael Wood of the ''

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'' also commented on the divisive take the fans will have with the album, as well as its lack of uniqueness.

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's Heather Phares noted the album's newfound polish and maturity differing from the band's previous releases. Josh Modell of ''

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'' was critical of Nathan Willett's performance, divided by the tone he used throughout the album, and the songs overall saying " couple of songs succeed on their own terms, but most float unmemorably down the highway of not-quite-modern rock." In a negative review, Kevin Liedel of ''

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'' considered the album to be a "crushing disappointment", calling it "a work of obviously borrowed ideas from a group highly capable of succeeding with their own." ''

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'' contributor David Gassmann said that despite some strong hooks and instrumental choices, he felt the album lacked the idiosyncratic personality from the band's previous records and resembled more of

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and

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due to King's production. He added that listeners will consider this as a gateway introduction to the band itself. Sean O'Neal of ''

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'' gave the album a D+ grade. He found their sound to be "dulled for maximum accessibility" coupled with "uninspired melodies" and "formless" lyrics, calling it "the bland sound of a band trading identity for ambition." ''

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s Katherine Rodgers was very critical about the record, finding some of the tracks to be generic and found the highlights to be "asphyxiated in lubricious studio slime."

Commercial performance

''Mine Is Yours'' debuted at number 21 on the ''Billboard'' 200, their second album to appear in the top 50 and in the same position as their previous album, despite selling 4,000 fewer copies. It additionally charted in several territories but was less successful chart wise than ''Loyalty to Loyalty''. The record debuted at number 9 in Australia (whereas ''Loyalty to Loyalty'' reached number 20) and stayed there for an additional four weeks. It debuted at numbers 56 and 85 in Austria and Switzerland respectively before leaving the next week; their only charting album in those countries to date. However, it did poorly in Belgium, France and the United Kingdom, charting at numbers 54, 128 and 84 respectively (whereas the previous album charted at numbers 29, 48 and 68).

Track listing

Personnel

Adapted from the liner notes of ''Mine Is Yours''. ;Cold War Kids * Nathan Willett –

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* Jonathan Russell –

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* Matthew Aveiro –

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* Matthew Maust –

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, recording, mixing *Brad Bivens – additional recording engineer *Morgan Stratton – assistant engineer *Joe Martino – assistant engineer *Adam Bednarik – assistant engineer *Justin March – assistant engineer

Charts

Release history

References

External links

* {{Authority control 2011 albums Cold War Kids albums Downtown Records albums V2 Records albums Albums produced by Jacquire King Albums recorded at Sunset Sound Recorders