The Goo Goo Dolls have been around since first forming in 1985. Twenty-seven years later, the group continues going strong, releasing their tenth studio album, Magnetic, via Warner Bros. As an album itself, Magnetic is solid, but often trends middle-of-the-road and safe. When it percolates, it does so convincingly, but there are far too few moments that absolutely rock your socks off. Still, Goo Goo Dolls do enough with a driving groove, acoustic guitars, and solid vocals by frontman/songwriter John Rzeznik to please dedicated fans.“Rebel Beat” kicks things off spiritedly, with Rzeznik in good
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