In defense of Coldplay: Why the band’s new album should stop the hate

Coldplay became the biggest band from the 21st century on the strength of 2000’s “Parachutes” — the group’s Grammy-winning, double-platinum debut — and its even better follow-up, 2002’s “A Rush of Blood to the Head.” It truly seemed to be — to borrow from one of their signature songs — all “Yellow,” with the stars...

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Coldplay became the biggest band from the 21st century on the strength of 2000’s “Parachutes” — the group’s Grammy-winning, double-platinum debut — and its even better follow-up, 2002’s “A Rush of Blood to the Head.” It truly seemed to be — to borrow from one of their signature songs — all “Yellow,” with the stars... https://ift.tt/eA8V8J