Coldplay - (2015) A Head Full Of Dreams





Review:

Coldplay’s last album, 2014’s Ghost Stories, was a surprisingly dark and muted set released just months after Chris Martin’s split with Gwyneth Paltrow. A year and a half later, the frown has been turned upside down. A Head Full of Dreams, produced by Norwegian hitmakers Stargate, might be Coldplay’s brightest album ever – an eagle’s-wings whoosh of soaring melodies, happy dance beats and Martin at his most wide-eyed. “There are miracles at work,” he sings on the album-opening title anthem, which sounds like U2 and New Order on a joint humanitarian mission.

Coldplay flex their coalition-building strength by bringing together Beyoncé’s backing vocals and Noel Gallagher’s heroic guitar on the gingerly optimistic “Up&Up.” Bey also appears amid chirping birds on the R&B-touched “Hymn for the Weekend.” The LP’s healing mood is made personal when Paltrow herself adds some vocals to the warm farewell, “Everglow,” on which Martin compares his ex to a diamond, a lion and an eagle. He’s hinted that this could be Coldplay’s last album; if so, they’re going out on a sustained note of grace.











Tracklist:

01 - A Head Full Of Dreams.flac

02 - Birds.flac

03 - Hymn For The Weekend.flac

04 - Everglow.flac

05 - Adventure Of A Lifetime.flac

06 - Fun.flac

07 - Kaleidoscope.flac

08 - Army Of One.flac

09 - Amazing Day.flac

10 - Colour Spectrum.flac

11 - Up and Up.flac

12 - Miracles.flac



Summary:

Country: UK

Genre: Alternative rock





Media Report:

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