More Info Arriving a relatively quick two years after Angles, Comedown Machine reunites the Strokes with producer Gus Oberg, but the results sound a lot less slick and overwrought. Instead, Oberg provides a clean, intimate sound that feels like a natural progression for the band, with a mix of chugging guitars and synths that feels more organic and less like blatant '80s worship (and also bears a striking similarity to Julian Casablancas' solo album Phrazes for the Young). Likewise, most of Angles' uneven but entertaining tangents are smoothed away, making it one of the Strokes' more consistent albums in some time Tracklist Tap Out 3:41All The Time 3:01One Way Trigger 4:02Welcome To Japan 3:5080s Comedown Machine 4:4850/50 2:43Slow Animals 4:20Partners In Crime 3:33Chances 3:24Happy Ending 2:53Call It Fate, Call It Karma 3:24