Cold War Kids: Mine Is Yours 
If we stop and we stopped for a second run at least we could not not notice the skill of the Cold War Kids. All you need is a moment of patience and trust (somewhat blindly, I realize) who is writing this review for low spend an hour in the company of great music. The paradox is that in the era of I-Tunes and web 2.0, suffering from delusions of omnipotence and greed to download as much music we end up number of mp3, but also to forget many things. Too many irons in the fire and the result is that horses are neglected. They, the Cold War Kids led by singer and pianist Nathalin Willet fall into this category for several reasons. They are head and shoulders above the other, always on time they are forgotten by most. Of course, the music offered is not readily available: despite Californians (and thus contravening the most classic clichés that would only groups carefree in that piece of America) their sound is dark, very dark the attitude of Brit and impregnated some '80s new wave. Compared to the illustrious competition that goes back to The Cure, Joy Division and members, however, those atmosphere is contaminated with American sounds that emerge from time to time. The secret ingredient. Were out 20/25 years ago they might have done a bang, now inexplicably, you have to make do with the role of cult band. Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins at the time of the already stunning
Robbers & Cowards he spoke enthusiastically about. There were a divine justice in the music world this third album, certainly less difficult of the former, it should get better fortunes.
Royal Blue opens pop melody with a very pleasant, in which individuals apparently conflicting arrangements end up stuck to perfection. Louder Than Ever
is there and asks only to be "posted" and codnvisa on some social networks. On the other hand have also said their naming their third album
Mine is Yours: what's mine is yours.
If we stop and we stopped for a second run at least we could not not notice the skill of the Cold War Kids. All you need is a moment of patience and trust (somewhat blindly, I realize) who is writing this review for low spend an hour in the company of great music. The paradox is that in the era of I-Tunes and web 2.0, suffering from delusions of omnipotence and greed to download as much music we end up number of mp3, but also to forget many things. Too many irons in the fire and the result is that horses are neglected. They, the Cold War Kids led by singer and pianist Nathalin Willet fall into this category for several reasons. They are head and shoulders above the other, always on time they are forgotten by most. Of course, the music offered is not readily available: despite Californians (and thus contravening the most classic clichés that would only groups carefree in that piece of America) their sound is dark, very dark the attitude of Brit and impregnated some '80s new wave. Compared to the illustrious competition that goes back to The Cure, Joy Division and members, however, those atmosphere is contaminated with American sounds that emerge from time to time. The secret ingredient. Were out 20/25 years ago they might have done a bang, now inexplicably, you have to make do with the role of cult band. Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins at the time of the already stunning Robbers & Cowards he spoke enthusiastically about. There were a divine justice in the music world this third album, certainly less difficult of the former, it should get better fortunes. Royal Blue opens pop melody with a very pleasant, in which individuals apparently conflicting arrangements end up stuck to perfection. Louder Than Ever is there and asks only to be "posted" and codnvisa on some social networks. On the other hand have also said their naming their third album Mine is Yours: what's mine is yours. 
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