By: Kyle Grim MGMT’s selftitled third album is unlike anything that they have ever done. However, it does not bode well for the band. The album is even more difficult to get through than its previous one, and even the band itself said it was something that it probably would not listen to. After two different yet unique albums, “MGMT” is a disappointment. Much of the album seems like a bunch of textures instead of actual songs. This is especially noticeable throughout the second half of the album, with only “Plenty of Girls in the Sea” possessing anything that resembles … Continue reading “MGMT” fails to meet expectations