5.8.12 Trespass streams, Happy Adam Lambert Day!!
May 8, 2012 8:16:42 GMT -5
Post by wal on May 8, 2012 8:16:42 GMT -5
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5.07.2012
Adam Lambert - Trespassing Album Leak + Review!
Check out Adam Lambert's Trespassing, out May 15th, here! Buy it when it comes out and the review will be out soon!
Adam Lambert's Trespassing is a winner. With a variety of songs as huge as his vocal range, yet feeling at the same time completely cohesive, Lambert's sophomore album is on trend and yet doesn't have an expiration date. The album feels divided into three different kinds of songs, the funky midtempos, the dancey pop, and the emotional honest ballads.
The funk radiates from "Shady", "Trespassing", and a few others, being in the lines of Prince. But the real fun hits with the pulsing "Cuckoo", the breezy "Naked Love", and the amazingly campy, dubstep "Pop That Lock"! The rest of the songs are all above par. The singles "Better Than I Know Myself" and "Never Close Our Eyes" are great, but don't truly capture the essence that is the album.
Throughout all the songs there is traces of dubstep that keep it cohesive. The album really shows Adam's range and the way he has grown. Although he has left the rock hits like "Aftermath" behind, he's grown into his camp and kept it on trend! I think the single choices haven't always been the best, but there is something for everyone in this unfortunately delayed album, but it was well worth the wait!
Check out: "Cuckoo", "Naked Love", "Pop that Lock", "Runnin'"
5.07.2012
Adam Lambert - Trespassing Album Leak + Review!
Check out Adam Lambert's Trespassing, out May 15th, here! Buy it when it comes out and the review will be out soon!
Adam Lambert's Trespassing is a winner. With a variety of songs as huge as his vocal range, yet feeling at the same time completely cohesive, Lambert's sophomore album is on trend and yet doesn't have an expiration date. The album feels divided into three different kinds of songs, the funky midtempos, the dancey pop, and the emotional honest ballads.
The funk radiates from "Shady", "Trespassing", and a few others, being in the lines of Prince. But the real fun hits with the pulsing "Cuckoo", the breezy "Naked Love", and the amazingly campy, dubstep "Pop That Lock"! The rest of the songs are all above par. The singles "Better Than I Know Myself" and "Never Close Our Eyes" are great, but don't truly capture the essence that is the album.
Throughout all the songs there is traces of dubstep that keep it cohesive. The album really shows Adam's range and the way he has grown. Although he has left the rock hits like "Aftermath" behind, he's grown into his camp and kept it on trend! I think the single choices haven't always been the best, but there is something for everyone in this unfortunately delayed album, but it was well worth the wait!
Check out: "Cuckoo", "Naked Love", "Pop that Lock", "Runnin'"
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