Camino Palmero - The Calling

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Yet again, many apologies for the poor pun in the title. This apologetic first sentence is becoming a bit of a permanent fixture but I refuse to bow to common sense and simply put a blanket request for forgiveness on all future titles. Instead I propose to see how many variations upon the theme of ?sorry for the title? I can think of. That aside, the introduction may begin. The other day I saw the video for The Calling?s new single, ?Our Lives ? if I recollect correctly and I thought, ?hey, I?m sure I have that on copy somewhere? and lo and behold, I did. I must have got it ages and ages ...

The calling is yet another band to come out of America with a big reputation and I predict that they will make it over here as well. The music is very radio-friendly pop rock, and is in the same vein as Lifehouse (see my review) and also Matchbox 20. I mean this by the vocals all have very deep vocals and quite powerful music. The vocals provided by Alex Band, the lead singer are somewhat surprising, as when you see him you expect him to be a big man, but he is actually quite small and slender. As with my current style of reviews I will go through track by track, with what I feel is important with each one. Here goes. 1: Unstoppable 4/5 ...