Reviewed by Antonio Alves da Silva
For a song that tries to uplift the mood you’re a quickly shot back down into a state of wanting to tear your hair out; achieved by the seemingly catchy chorus that becomes grating and the singer’s inability to rap. It’s a brave move, however a foolish one, to follow in Peter Andre’s steps by creating a new word and using it to name your song. I would like to say that the music is the only redeeming quality to the song, but only part way through and you realise that it is highly repetitive and soon tire of the overall bad song.
0/5
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Monday, 24 May 2010
Mumford and sons – Roll Away Your Stone
Reviewed by Antonio Alves da Silva
Overall the song is impressive and easy to listen to. Initially you’re met by a folk style intro which unfolds into an energetic duet between guitar and lead vocalist; the contrast between quirky guitar and gruff voice provides an interesting feel which progressively becomes more powerful and sinister. Throughout the song there are sudden changes from soft to loud that’s works as the different sections flow smoothly with one another. It’s a pleasant twist to conventional folk music that gives a fresh sound to mainstream music you listen to on the radio.
4/5
Overall the song is impressive and easy to listen to. Initially you’re met by a folk style intro which unfolds into an energetic duet between guitar and lead vocalist; the contrast between quirky guitar and gruff voice provides an interesting feel which progressively becomes more powerful and sinister. Throughout the song there are sudden changes from soft to loud that’s works as the different sections flow smoothly with one another. It’s a pleasant twist to conventional folk music that gives a fresh sound to mainstream music you listen to on the radio.
4/5
Monday, 2 November 2009
Bull See Red - A Girl Called Murder
Reviewed by Antonio Alves da Silva
The song as whole is average. The good points are the catchy guitar riffs. I especially enjoyed the ending and how there was a build up that flowed smoothly. The band subtly also add their name to parts of the song which I found amusing. The song could be improved by changing the way the vocals are sung in parts of the single to make them not sound so whiney. The 7 second intro I would say is the worst part of the song. But as a whole the song sounds like an amalgamation of many bands around at present, it lacks originality.
The song as whole is average. The good points are the catchy guitar riffs. I especially enjoyed the ending and how there was a build up that flowed smoothly. The band subtly also add their name to parts of the song which I found amusing. The song could be improved by changing the way the vocals are sung in parts of the single to make them not sound so whiney. The 7 second intro I would say is the worst part of the song. But as a whole the song sounds like an amalgamation of many bands around at present, it lacks originality.
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