2012 Releases »
 |
El Camino This band has come a long way from describing its sound as “old blues rip-offs and words made up on the spot” to a Grammy-winning rock act in just under a decade. |
||||
 |
Hikayat Halimunan Abad Ke 21: Jejak Tanah This is a concept album of sorts, threading the cultural paths of Loque's Malay roots, using not only the imagery but also the songwriting intuition of Malay folk songs. |
||||
 |
Birdy Birdy’s 11-track debut album is a compilation of folksy reworkings with a clever twist. |
||||
 |
Fallen Empires Other than that little quasi electronic vibe on a couple of tracks, nothing much distinguishes Fallen Empires from the band’s previous records. |
||||
 |
Lifelines On this album, Corr, arguably, kept true to the spirit of the original material. |
||||
 |
Moonchild Moonchild, as an album, reminds us of a young KT Tunstall when she first came onto the scene. |
||||
 |
Own The Night Six-time Grammy winner Lady Antebellum, hailing from Nashville, is possibly the only American country pop crossover act to be gaining a healthy following in this part of the world. |
||||
 |
Break The Spell Break The Spell is not a terrible album, the problem is, it just doesn’t spark to life. |
||||
 |
Take Care Drake’s vocals don’t seem to stand out much across this album, which is a shame because he really is a talented and soulful singer. |
||||
 |
+ There’s nothing interesting or noteworthy about Sheeran’s music on first listen. |
||||
| |||||
Albums Released in 2011
Albums Released in 2010
Albums Released in 2009
Albums Released in 2008
Albums Released in 2007
Albums Released in 2006
RSS
