Review: Sting creates album without innovation or notability
“The Bridge” is a technically impressive, although overall non-innovative album from Sting, the former lead singer and bassist for The Police.
“The Bridge” is a technically impressive, although overall non-innovative album from Sting, the former lead singer and bassist for The Police.
“Belfast” does an incredible job depicting the conflict between Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland through the life of a neutral family.
Diana Ross returns after a 15 year hiatus to bring viewers “Thank You,” an unexceptional yet pleasantly nostaligic album.
“The Harder They Fall” is a new Netflix western featuring an all-Black cast. While intense and fun, the film features signs of a first-time director.
“Valentine” is an excellent album, both for listeners looking for an outlet to express the heartache that feels like it may never heal and fans of the indie genre looking for a new female voice.
Singles for the week 11/8.
“The War on Drugs” is back with another alternative/indie-rock album that further cements what made fans fall in love with the group back in 2008.
Mind-boggling effects and beautiful cinematography of 1960s London can’t save “Last Night in Soho” from being an unsuccessful girl-boss thriller.
The “Paranormal Activity” series continues with “Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin,” a surprisingly creative and effective addition to the series.
Ed Sheeran’s latest offers acoustic guitar, lyrics about love and catchy pop beats, proving that he has no intention of exploring further musically.
Elton John collaborates with multiple popular artists on his latest album, “The Lockdown Series.”
Singles for the week 10/25.