The Rolling Stones’ new album Foreign Tongues (released July 10, 2026) has been met with generally favorable reviews, earning a Metascore of 76. Critics praise it as one of the band’s strongest late-career efforts, with some calling it their best since Some Girls (1978). Fans are more mixed, noting both standout tracks and some filler.
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Critical Reception
| Source | Score | Key Takeaway |
|---|---|---|
| Metacritic | 76 (16 reviews) | “Generally favorable”; praised for vitality and wit. |
| Album of the Year | 73 (22 reviews) | Critics highlight joy, versatility, and late-period strength. |
| Record Collector / Telegraph (UK) | 100 | Declared a “solid gold Stones classic,” full of energy. |
| Los Angeles Times | 80 | Funniest Stones album in decades. |
| AllMusic | 80 | “Swinging hard… could go on forever.” |
| The Guardian | 80 | Best material in decades, alongside Hackney Diamonds. |
| Exclaim / Clash Music | 70 | Good but occasionally overcrowded or uneven. |
Fan Rankings & Impressions
User Score (Album of the Year): 66 (408 ratings).
Rate Your Music Reviews: Fans call it a “late career high point” but note some tracks feel less inspired.
Highlights: In the Stars, Divine Intervention, Covered in You, Side Effects.
Mixed reactions: Some felt the 14-track length made it drag; suggested trimming weaker cuts like Jealous Lover or Hit Me in the Head.
Overall sentiment: Consistently good, modern production, but less creative than past classics.
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