Posted by Kurt
I started my review of Daughtry's new album, Break the Spell, here. This is the rest of the review, starting with the most embarrassing track on the album.
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Monday, November 21, 2011
Break the Spell (1 of 2)
Posted by Kurt
I am a semi-secret fan of Daughtry. I liked his sound on American Idol, I loved his self-titled debut album, and I basically liked his follow-up album, Leave This Town. I’m aware that I lose any snob street cred by liking his music, but I can’t help myself. When I noticed an opportunity to pre-order his third album, Break the Spell, on iTunes, I put it on my credit card without a second thought. And while, at this point, you already know whether or not you like Daughtry and are interested in a predictable third album, so it’s kind of stupid to write a review.. I am that kind of stupid, so here we go.
I am a semi-secret fan of Daughtry. I liked his sound on American Idol, I loved his self-titled debut album, and I basically liked his follow-up album, Leave This Town. I’m aware that I lose any snob street cred by liking his music, but I can’t help myself. When I noticed an opportunity to pre-order his third album, Break the Spell, on iTunes, I put it on my credit card without a second thought. And while, at this point, you already know whether or not you like Daughtry and are interested in a predictable third album, so it’s kind of stupid to write a review.. I am that kind of stupid, so here we go.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Songs for Fall 2011
Posted by Matt
The radio in my area has been really disappointing, overplaying autotuned assaults between aggressive commercial breaks, so for the past few months I have gotten my recommendations for new music from podcasts, the iTunes free songs of the week, recommendations of friends, and SoundHounding in public. In case you're in the same boat, here are some of my top songs for Fall 2011 (all available on iTunes):
The radio in my area has been really disappointing, overplaying autotuned assaults between aggressive commercial breaks, so for the past few months I have gotten my recommendations for new music from podcasts, the iTunes free songs of the week, recommendations of friends, and SoundHounding in public. In case you're in the same boat, here are some of my top songs for Fall 2011 (all available on iTunes):
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