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Released in 2010, Come Around Sundown saw Kings Of Leon expand their stadium-sized sound into deeper, moodier territory. Following the global success of Only By The Night, the Nashville quartet delivered a richly textured album that balances arena-ready anthems with brooding, Southern-tinged introspection.

Featuring standout tracks like “Radioactive,” “Pyro” and “The Immortals,” the record blends shimmering guitar lines, driving rhythms and Caleb Followill’s distinctive, gravel-toned vocals. There’s a cinematic sweep throughout — from dark, pulsing rockers to slow-burning ballads — showcasing a band confidently refining their widescreen rock identity.

Pressed across 2LPs and housed in a gatefold sleeve, this vinyl edition allows the album’s expansive production space to breathe, delivering warmth and depth across every track. Come Around Sundown remains a defining chapter in Kings Of Leon’s catalogue — bold, atmospheric and built for big

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