For pop-sensation Rihanna, 2011 has definitely been a promising year. With a bunch of her songs constantly topping the charts the anticipation for her sixth studio release was ridiculously high. Talk That Talk was released on November 18, via Def Jam Recordings.

Opening the record is “You Da One” which is the albums second single to date. Similar in structure and style to likes of “Man Down” which featured on her last album Loud, “You Da One” sticks to a steady, Caribbean like beat equipped with easy sing-along lyrics.

Album ReviewInspirer MagazineNovember 25, 20112011, Music, album review, calvin harris, jay z, loud, rihanna, talk that talk, we found love, you da oneComment

THE WOMBATS PROUDLY PRESENT: THIS MODERN GLITCH - ALBUM REVIEW

This Modern Glitch is the second album by British indie-pop band The Wombats, who formed in Liverpool after the band members met back in 2003. This energetic three piece made up of Matthew Murphy, Dan Haggis and Tord Overland-Knudsen are signed to both 14^th Floor Records and Roadrunner Records (US). Despite having faced some trials and tribulations since the release of their debut album 'A Guide To Love, Loss & Desperation', the band are now thankfully back on track and stronger than ever.

Album ReviewInspirer MagazineMay 4, 2011Music, album, album review, bekka collins, british band, the wombatsComment

INNERPARTYSYSTEM "NEVER BE CONTENT" - EP REVIEW

Innerpartysystem are a three piece hailing from Pennsylvania, United States. Their unusual sound of infectious dance beats, intertwined with industrial and rock elements really helps separate them apart from other acts. Patrick Nissley (vocals / programming), Jared Piccone (drums / backing vocals) and Kris Barman (guitar / synth / programming) have had a few hectic years since the release of their self-titled debut album in late 2008. With a change in sound, label and even members Never Be Content has been a highly anticipated release for many of their fans including myself.