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Recorded in a speedy ten days with the National's Aaron Dessner at the helm, Mumford & Sons' sixth long-player arrives just a year after 2025's Rushmere. Prizefighter sees the band trusting their instincts, pairing earnest reflection with stomp-clap folk-pop musicality that favors emotion over reinvention. Opener "Here," featuring a gruff and grounded Chris Stapleton, leans into rugged, Brit-wrapped Americana with conviction, "Conversations with My Son" taps into white gospel, while the galvanizing "Run Together," drenched in orchestral flourish, draws from the same sonic lexicon as Sigh No More-era faves like "Little Lion Man" and "The Cave." Prizefighter is marginally better than its predecessor, dispelling some of the awkwardness of a long hiatus and reinforcing Mumford & Sons' reputation as purveyors of quality comfort food. It's hopeful, reflective, safe, and deeply rooted in the folk and country traditions the band knows intimately.

A1        Here
A2        Rubber Band Man
A3        The Banjo Song
A4        Run Together
A5        Conversation With My Son (Gangsters & Angels)
A6        Alleycat
A7        Prizefighter
B1        Begin Again
B2        Icarus
B3        Stay
B4        Badlands
B5        Shadow Of A Man
B6        I'll Tell You Everything
B7        Clover