Paradoxically, given this is an album of clever mash-ups, Haims one straight-up R&B tune might actually be their best. These sisters’ days as a supporting, web-based indie band may be gone, but this album is proof that for the sisters of HAIM, the best days are yet to come. The album features the best attributes of '80s pop while those who lived through that era might feel a sense of untraceable déjà vu, everyone should marvel at the catchy, unforced fun heard throughout this remarkable debut. Those allergic to smooth pop-rock may find Days Are Gone hard going. With this record, doubtlessly one of the best debuts this year, Este, Danielle and Alana Haim are poised to make waves in the indie-pop/rock world for the remainder of 2013 and well beyond. Producer Ariel Rechtshaid (Usher, Vampire Weekend) helped these songs flow with their identities intact. Except Haim is the real deal, and even the very next songs-“If I Could Change Your Mind,” “Honey & I,” “Don’t Save Me”-exhibit fresh excitement of their own propulsion. A catchy tune like “The Wire” is so immediately likable that it'd throw the rest of an album by a lesser act off balance.

With such expectations, Days Are Gone delivers on the hype, with self-penned songs so perfectly performed that it feels unfair that Haim has received so many comparisons to Fleetwood Mac, no matter how kind and worthy. Tom Beard/Courtesy of the artist First Listen First Listen: HAIM, 'Days Are Gone' The three HAIM sisters are in their 20s with plenty of experience, including years spent playing in. 37 Days of Peace cease - fires ( El Salvador ), 27, n.5, 39 n.14 Buprenorphine, 248 38 n.12 Discounting, 256 Divon, Haim, 208 Drug awareness.

This talented three-sister act received what felt like years of hype with its advance EPs before finally releasing its debut album, Days Are Gone-which sports a title seemingly aware of how much time passed while fans were waiting.

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