Fans of Coldplay may like this album, depending on how they feel about the direction this went and if they don’t mind a somewhat uneven album. Thematically, I loved how consistent yet balanced it was, somehow retaining its “space age” feel throughout among more electronic, acoustic, and rock tracks. I enjoyed many tracks within this album but there were only a couple that I wouldn’t change anything about. All in all, while Music of the Spheres isn’t the best album Coldplay has ever released, it’s fun to see them get back into their groove after the experimental Everyday Life. I would love to provide my entire song-by-song commentary, but that would push my review past the character limit. That being said, I did really enjoy how united the album felt in its “space age” theme. Plus, while I’m not necessarily disappointed, there are a few songs that I expected a bit more out of. I think however that the uneven Music of the Spheres is also a bit self-indulgent with its chosen sound effects and multiple (and perhaps unneeded) instrumental tracks. Music of the Spheres, their latest, brings the band back to what I would describe as their “essence” present in their more upbeat hits such as Yellow or Viva La Vida.
813 -> 6.61 Everyday Life was an entertaining album for its diversity, since Coldplay had not made anything like it before. Let Somebody Go: 0.75 Music Of The Spheres by Coldplay: 6.61 Music of the Spheres: 1 Higher Power: 1 :) Humankind: 1 Alien Choir: 0.5 Let Somebody Go: 0.75 Human Heart: 1 People of the Pride: 0.75 Biutyful: 0.75 Music of the Spheres II: 0.75 My Universe: 1 :) Infinity Sign: 0.5 Coloratura: 0.75 9.75/12 ~.
Music Of The Spheres by Coldplay: 6.61 Music of the Spheres: 1
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