The third album from Mumford & Sons might come as a bit of a surprise for fans, but that's exactly what the band intended by shaking things up instrumentally, trading acoustic instruments for electric guitars, synthesizers and drums. Of note, there are no banjos on the album! The band members call this reinvented sound a "natural departure" that came about due to their reluctance to repeat the formula of their first two albums, as successful as it was.

"Babel" is the highly-anticipated sophomore recording of the British band. The epic album finds the rock quartet continuing their effortless blend of traditional folk and rock. The group’s flawless harmonies are bone-chilling. Standouts include “Ghosts That We Knew”, “Whispers In The Dark” and “Below My Feet”. "Babel" has already been hailed by the Washington Post as one of this year’s best releases and is on track to having the best opening week of the year.