Posts Tagged ‘Album review’
Phoenix’s Bankrupt! Album Review
Opening Thoughts I came across this band through my love for comedy (a.k.a. Saturday Night Live), and I was not disappointed. I had to find out who these guys were. I instantly fell in love with them. I could not stop listening...
Woodkid’s ‘The Golden Age’ Album Review
Opening Thoughts: I would like to thank myself for being a gamer girl and playing the awesome franchise called ‘Assassin’s Creed’. I’d also like to thank Ubisoft for using Woodkid’s “IronR...
Analog Rebellion’s Full Frontal Album Review
OPENING THOUGHTS: I have never heard of solo project Analog Rebellion before. The album’s cover caught my eye since I am a huge Star Wars fan. I just randomly picked it up because I wanted some new music to listen to and ...
Heems’ Wild Water Kingdom Album Review
OPENING THOUGHTS: I just don’t know how I came across Heems in the first place. I think I found my way to his political rap video called “Soup Boys” after watching the ever-so catchy video of a man trying to s...
Black Veil Brides’ Wretched and Divine: The Story of the Wild Ones Album Review
OPENING THOUGHTS: Black Veil Brides have changed their style of music by making this album sound like the soundtrack to a movie, with a few tracks where poetry is read to show the other side of the rock genre. BIOGRAPHY: This G...
The Black Keys’ El Camino Album Review
OPENING THOUGHTS: I never actually thought I can ever instantly fall in love with an album after listening to it once. The Black Keys’ El Camino proved me wrong! BIOGRAPHY: Formed in Ohio in 2001, the group’s main members a...
Bruno Mars’ Unorthodox Jukebox Album Review
A few episodes ago, I got to see Bruno Mars as the host and the musical guest on Saturday Night Live and his overall performance was just brilliant. I never expected him to make on my list of best episodes. Since he performed s...
Deftones’ Koi No Yokan Album Review
It was a while since I listened to Deftones as I used to listen to them when I was much younger. I eventually grew out of that nu-metal phase and forgot about this band. I then got the opportunity to review their latest album c...
David Usher’s “Songs from the Last Day on Earth” Album Review
David Usher released his new album called “Songs from the Last Day on Earth” after 2 years some days ago. As I listened to his album, I found many which were a little similar and some fresh tunes in between. He als...
Muse’s 2nd Law Album Review
A few days ago, I downloaded The 2nd Law by Muse but I never got to actually listen to it until late last night. They sound EXTREMELY different compared to their previous albums. For a second there, I thought I downloaded anoth...
Conor Maynard: Contrast | A UthMag Review
At only just 19 years of age, Brighton-based Award-winner Conor Maynard has once again gained success not just through his hit singles, but through his entire album entitled “Contrast”. The rightly-titled albu...
Passion Pit: Gossamer album | A UthMag Review
Passion Pit is an American electropop band originating during 2007 from Massachusetts, USA. The band consists of Michael Angelakos as the vocalist and lead keyboardist, Ian Hultquist on keyboards and guitar, Ayad Al Adhamy o...
AC/DC Album Review
Back In Black AC/DC are an Australian hard rock group formed in 1973 by Scottish brothers Angus and Malcolm Young. Having sold an excess of 150 million albums worldwide; their name needs no introduction, with Back in Black rank...
