Articles Posted in the Cady Colosimo Category
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Album Review: Jack White’s ‘Blunderbluss’
Jack White has been in countless bands over the years, but this is his first solo effort.
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Album Review: Jason Mraz’s ‘Love Is a Four Letter Word’
It’s all about love and good vibes here, as one might expect from perpetual mellow man Jason Mraz.
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Music Review: Iyaz
R & B sensation Iyaz returns to Ames this April to perform at Veishea
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Album Review: Alabama Shakes ‘Boys and Girls’
Alabama Shakes sounds like summer. It’s warm, wild and hopeful.
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Album Review: Odd Future’s “The OF Tape, Vol. 2”
Odd Future is the most talked about talent in hip-hop right now. So if you don’t know who they are, you better wise up or else the cool kids at school won’t be friends with you anymore.
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Album Review: Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Wrecking Ball’
Bruce is a classic, but what the album lacks most is that stand- out song where Bruce really gives it his all and rocks out like the New Jersey stud he is.
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Album Review: WZRD’s ‘WZRD’
The often hard to do hip- hop- artist- makes- a- rock- album has been done. Cudi has not only done it, but with style.
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Album Review: fun.’s ‘Some Nights’
On their second album, Fun. ventures ever so slightly into the exciting and ever-expanding genre of indie electronica. However I would consider it a more watered down mainstream pop version.
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Album Review: Paul McCartney’s “Kisses On the Bottom”
Paul McCartney. What’s left to say really? He was and always will be a Beatle. Anything he does is good. His new album is a foray into standards, but with Paul’s magic touch.
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Album Review: Lana Del Ray’s ‘Born to Die’
Del Ray shows originality with her music, and I don’t mean flat- out the weirdness that has become commonplace with artists like Lady Gaga and Nicki Minaj. Instead, Lana’s world is devastatingly realistic.
