Among the rumors of speakerphone being tutted as the next possible single of Kylie there are also rumors that a repackaged version of X is being released late this summer tenably called X+ (X Plus) with up to 4 bonus tracks and/or remixes. One can only hope. I mean having a tangible CD with Fall For You, Lose Control, or whatever would be awesome and maybe it can salvage X from becoming a mediocre hit of an album. Hey! It worked for Bouncy, I mean Beyonce.

1. Come into My World (Fischerspooner Mix) - Kylie Minogue
2. Take Me Back To Your House (Balti Skool Mix) _ Basement Jaxx
3. With Love (Bimbo Jones Remix) - Hilary Duff
4. Grace Kelly (Tom Neville Remix) - Mika
5. Tribulations (Lindstrom Mix) - LCD Sound System
6. He's The Greatest Dancer (Fugitive Club Mix) - Dannii Minogue
7. Monster Hospital (MSTRKRFT Remix) - Metric
8. Umbrella (Seamus Haji & Paul Emanuel Club Mix) - Rihanna
9. Heartbeat (Scumfrog Remix) - Annie
10. Wanderlust (Ratatat Remix) - Bjork

God, I'm so disappointed in Kylie. I don't even blame her management any more because if I were a major pop star like her and I was pitched the idea of that video for All I See, I would throw a diva tantrum or something.

The song is okay at best. A mediocre 1994 pop song, really. I mean seriously, how out of touch are they with American audiences? Sure, some eat that generic R&B shit up. But even then, it still has a more edgy and updated sound than All I See. I sometimes think they underestimate the…

I saw someone do this somewhere, sometime ago, so pardon me while I steal your idea.

1.Kylie Minogue - Kylie has an incredible record of picking shitty tracks for her albums and leaving awesome ones as mere b-sides or not to be released at all.

2.Dragonette - They just can't catch a lucky break. I think they're big mistake was in marketing Martina as big sleazy hoe when she's in fact married.

3.Basement Jaxx - Two singles of Crazy Itch Radio? Seriously? What the fuck… they kinda of just gave up on such a great album.

4.…

I realize that might be a gross generalization but for the most part is true. What got me to thinking was the so called controversial Girls Aloud song Hoxton Heroes which hasn't even been released or leaked. From the small preview I've heard, the song isn't that great but that's not the the point of this entry.

The internet is chalk full of pretentious music nazis. They will crucify you if you don't like their favorite music and peg you as a loser. This goes both ways, pop and indie fans. However, indie fans are by far the more ferocious…

So, I've hearing 'Girls Aloud' this, 'Girls Aloud' that, for probably over three years now. To me, they always seemed like Spice Girls wanna be of the 21st century. Also so the fact that there's like 20 of them, kinda of made me uneasy because I'm just lazy to learn all of those names. Okay, so it's only 5, but still.
But probably the main reason I stayed away was because I know that they were pretty much the creation of some show, kinda of like making the band or some of those lame early 00's MTV shows.…

So even though Goldfrapp's album leaked almost three months ago(!) the duo seem to not have lost any momentum. If anything, it's probably the most anticipated album of the coming months.

While most fans have listened to Seventh Tree in it's entirety, the occasional listener probably hasn't come across it. This is due to the tenacity that their record label has, trying to stop the leak - and failing miserably. There's also a change in direction from electro-pop to a more so-called folky and organic sound. Not a big surprise as Goldfrapp is notorious for always changing their style.…

So things that I am looking forward to (musically) in 2008, hmmm. Well looks like we're starting out with the right foot with a new Fischerspooner single "The Best Revenge" out in January 14. They've previewed the song on their myspace and it's probably one of their best songs to date. Looks like that record change didn't affect them one bit.

Madonna is also dropping a brand new spanking album sometime in May or June. And even those some of those leaks don't sound to promising and that she left the Confessions vibe (like she ever sticks to…

After listening to X for a couple of hundred times, (Hey, I've been waiting 4 years, don't judge me), Speakerphone really stands out. Not only in the album but in this years pop music in general. The closest thing to it is something from the Robyn album. Which makes me wonder, if Kylie wanted to try something new why not go with Speakerphone.

2 Hearts is not regular Kylie but it's hardly anything new. The One and Wow are pretty good pop tunes but nothing extraordinary. The only thing in X that gives Speakerphone a run for it's money…

I think the whoever uttered "The Legendary Ms. Britney Spears" in that video should have replaced legendary with infamous. The girl's only in her twenties so who knows how she'll go down in history but right legendary seems far.

That aside, I gotta say I was blown away by Blackout. And that's mostly because I was really expecting a good old mess. What I found instead was some pretty good dance beats, electronic rhythms and killer synthesizers. I mean the bubble gum Brit has left for good. This album sounds like it should have been done by some eurodance…