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• Out of Time, released in March 1991, is R.E.M.s seventh studio album and represents a bold expansion of the bands sonic palette. Moving beyond their jangly college-rock roots, the record deploys strings, horns, mandolin, and guest contributions (including Kate Pierson and KRS-One) alongside more familiar guitar textures. The contextual moment of early 90s alternative rock enabled the album to break through commercially, while still reflecting the bands commitment to melody, lyrical introspection, and structural nuance. It arrived without a full supporting tour, relying instead on media appearances and a striking video campaign to amplify its presence.

  With landmark tracks like Losing My Religion, Shiny Happy People, Country Feedback, and Half a World Away, Out of Time balances accessible hooks and emotional depth. The album