This week’s review is for an album that came out about a month ago, but since they just appeared on SNL I thought it would be appropriate.
Taylor Hick’s just-released album is self-entitled, and he’s very proud of it. "This album, for me, is a representation of who I am, and it's also as many styles as I have in me," he says. "I really was able to use the songs and show examples of each side of my musicality."
This week’s new release review is Incubus’ Light Grenades. Guitarist Mike Einziger described the new album as "a total mess . . . It sounds like 13 different bands playing 13 different songs."
This week's new release is Bowling for Soup's "The Great Burrito Extortion Case". This newest release from the band is very similar to their previous work. So if you liked "1985", "Almost" and "Ohio" you're sure to like this album and their newest single, "High School Never Ends".
Yes another week has passed here on MusicFanboy and it is time once again to review the new "Album of the Week." This week I have decided to take a look at Diddy's newest venture "Press Play"
It's that time once again to announce the new release of the week! This week's album is Rod Stewart's new album titled Still the Same: Great Rock Classics of Our Time, and so far it's reviews aren't looking too good.
While last week I posted the top four albums of the week, from here on out every tuesday I will post the review of what I believe will be the most popular new release. To start off my new album of the week I chose The Killers' new album titled Sam's Town.
Weird Al Yankovic's new CD "Straight Outta Lynwood" features a song that takes an exaggerated look at the RIAA, Recording Industry Association of America, and their stance on illegal song downloads. Ironically enough the song is titled "Don't Download This Song" and can be downloaded on Al's myspace page.
This is a pretty good week for new music. The top 4 new albums that I think will be the most successful are as follows: