Album Review: Coldplay, “Prospekt’s March (EP)” (2008)

Back in 2008, Coldplay was riding the success train after releasing their fourth studio album, Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends.  The album saw a marked change in Coldplay’s musical direction- the twinkly piano ballads and emotive vocals were replaced by more…

Album Review: Atoms For Peace, “AMOK” (2013)

I’m a big Radiohead fan, but I won’t lie: I was pretty disappointed with their most recent effort, The King of Limbs. Still, I never give up on a band I love, particularly not one of my favourites, like Radiohead. So when lead singer, Thom…

Album Review: Frank Ocean, “Channel ORANGE” (2012)

Whenever something starts getting a lot of publicity or hype in the media, I instantly feel wary.  It just seems that nine times out of ten, the movie, TV show, album, etc. isn’t really worth all of the attention and praise that I end up…

Album Review: Tangled: Original Soundtrack (2010)

I haven’t actively followed most of the Disney movies since I was a kid.  Part of the reason was that as I turned eleven or twelve, it was really uncool to be watching cartoon musical movies, and I didn’t want my friends to make of…

Album Review: Sam & Ruby, “The Here And The Now” (2009)

I can’t keep track of how many times I’ve bought an entire album based on liking just one song I’d heard on it.  It really doesn’t bother me to have albums on my iTunes that I haven’t listened to all the way through, because I…

Album Review: Bruno Mars, “Unorthodox Jukebox” (2012)

I’ve had about zero interest in Bruno Mars and his music over the past few years.  I remember the summer of 2010 when he debuted on the radio- first on a guest spot for B.o.B.’s “Nothin’ on You” and then on Travie McCoy’s song, “Billionaire”-…