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If it is, then im a very happy reveiwer indeed. Some have tipped this to be a sign of what Coldplays future albums will sound like. Twisted logic is like dont panic in topic, but much, much angrier and darker. This may be true (though I personally love these songs).However, track 12 puts an end to all these criticisms. The next 3 tracks, Low, the hardest part, and swallowed in the sea, have been accused of being no more than filler material, and needlessly repetitive. This is perhaps the easiest song to understand: the coldplay favourite topic of unrequited love.

Next coldplay album how to#

While the opening could have jumped straight out of Parachutes, it soon turns into something that could have jumped straight out of How to dismantle an atomic bomb.

The first single, Speed of sound, is, while not the best track, a very well put together song. But i like it anyway! It is almost beatles-esque, from its drum part, to the strings fade out at the end. The title track, X&Y, does not infact contain any mention to either X or Y. They are perhaps the best part of this (and any) coldplay song. Using the guitar riff, coldplay manage to produce an extremely effective modern song. Next comes talk, which completely rewrites the Kraftwerx classic computer love. Then, just as suddenly as they began, the band drops out, leaving Chris doing what he does best: Solo voice and piano. Starting with quiet organs, and Chris's tender falsetto, this materpeice seamlessly developes into a heart-wrenching ballad, with a simple yet effective guitar riff, and a quite frankly amazing drum beat. This leads into what is probably the best track of the entire album :'fix you'. 'what if', the scientist of X&Y, offers us a brief respite, before the pacy 'white shadows' kicks in. The layered synths, the meaningful vocals, a subtle drum riff, sweeping guitars and a driving baseline all help to set up the album in the first track, the suitably named 'square one'. From the very start this ambum promises to be another Coldplay truimph.