Highlights 'All Over Now' and 'Catch Me If You Can' are the most intense offerings here, recalling 'Ridiculous Thoughts' and 'Promises' with their dramatic delivery and desperate energy. Also, while some songs might feel like B-sides and incomplete visions, the band works around these precious vocal fragments so well that listeners might not notice or even care. Recorded in her final months, the demo vocals used on In the End were delivered to the band just hours before she passed, a tragic serendipity that allowed them to craft this farewell. However, instead of casting an impenetrable shadow over the album, O'Riordan's vocals serve as a reminder of the beauty and purity she captured throughout the band's decades-long existence, capable of ethereal highs and vulnerable lows. Elegiac and bittersweet, In the End is a heavy listen, haunted by the finality of mortality and unrealized potential. Along with longtime producer Stephen Street, Fergal Lawler and Mike and Noel Hogan returned the group's sound to the '90s, evoking the spirits of 1994's No Need to Argue and 1996's To the Faithful Departed. The resulting eighth and final effort, In the End, served as both a goodbye to their inimitable vocalist and the band itself. Stream The Cranberries’ final album In The End below.In the months following the unexpected passing of Dolores O'Riordan, the surviving members of the Cranberries decided to complete the album they had been recording together before her accidental death in January 2018. Revisit Spin‘s review of The Cranberries’ 1996 album To The Faithful Departed, and read our tribute to one of the band’s absolute best songs. “Dolores was so energized by the prospect of making this record and to getting back out on the road to play the songs live,” said Noel Hogan. “We knew this had to be one of the, if not the, best Cranberries album that we could possibly do.” Since O’Riordan’s death, The Cranberries have put out a deluxe 25-year anniversary reissue of their 1993 debut Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We?featuring B-sides, bootlegs, and previously unheard demos, and shared a few, final singles in the lead-up to In The End. Among those singles were “ All Over Now,” released back in January, and the more recent “ In The End,” which closes out both the new album and the band’s discography.

Today, The Cranberries have released In The End, with recordings from their 2017 sessions, as their final album. When Dolores O’Riordan died in January 2018, The Cranberries were already hard at work on new music.

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