Oh No - OK Go

This is Ok Go's second outing in album form (if anyone is as much of a fan as I am, it is also worth checking out their earlier EP's and singles which contain excellent covers of Oliver's Army and Lovecats) and seem to be making a bit of a breakthrough in Britain. Unfortunately it seems to be more because of the wonderful dancing rather than the perfect pop rock songs they so effortlessly produce. Since their last album, the self-titled Ok Go (also their debut), they have lost two of their members and gained replacements. Their sound has deinfitely changed as a result of this, and even possibly because of a bit of maturing. Invincible, for instance, has heavy ...  Read the complete review

I never thought I would find myself in possession of OK Go's second album. Their first wasn't a bad release, having a few decent indie-pop style tunes, but nothing that really stood out and they had seemingly vanished after a couple of singles. But they embraced the world of You Tube incredibly well, offering a chance for their fans to enter a competition and, thanks to a couple of videos posted on there, they returned to my attention. Once again, they started with a video for a song I quite liked and so I ended up with an album I ended up enjoying more than their first. The album gets off to an impressive start with "Invincible". It's got a very ...  Read the complete review