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Nathan Sykes is big news at the moment with his solo career, it reminded me I've not reviewed this album.
It contains 13 different tracks including some high charting tracks.
1. All Time Low
2. "Heart Vacancy"
3. "Lose My Mind"
4. "Replace Your Heart"
5. "Hi & Low"
6. "Let's Get Ugly"
7. "Say It on the Radio"
8. "Golden"
9. "Weakness"
10. "Personal Soldier"
11. "Behind Bars" ·
12. "Made"
13. "A Good Day for Love to Die"
All the songs are good, there isn't any of them that I would specifically say I don't like, although All Time Low is my favourite on this Album. I would class this as easy listening love pop. By that I mean that its a boyband most of the songs have something to do with love, and its easy listening pop, a lot of harmonies, which actually suit the boys voices so it makes sense.
I like the fact that with The Wanted each of the boys has a unique voice, you can easily tell who is singing which part, but when they come together they sing as one.
Although the album is no great surprise, it is after all a pop album from a boyband, it still is something that I think a lot of people can enjoy listening to. If you are a fan of Nathan Sykes then some of the songs on this album show of his vocal talents very well. Also some of the songs are written by the ban itself as well as other writers, so it shows some writing talent as well as singing talent.
I liked this album. I found it pleasant to the ears, I enjoy actually listening to singers rather than just a harmony and in most of the songs they all sing their own individual part. This was their debut album.
The Wanted are a British-Irish boy band consisting of members Max George, Siva Kaneswaran, Jay McGuiness, Tom Parker and Nathan Sykes. They formed in 2009 and were signed worldwide to Universal Music subsidiaries Island Records and Mercury Records, and managed by Scooter Braun.
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