Prospekt's March
| Coldplay
Prospekt's March
Prospekt's March is the seventh EP by British rock band Coldplay, initially released on 21 November 2008 in Europe and Japan, and worldwide the following week. It features several tracks left over from the studio sessions for Coldplay's fourth studio album, Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends. It is also available in the deluxe edition of Viva la Vida. This is their first EP since Remixes (2003).
Critic Reviews
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RollingStone
new songs feel too conservative.
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Pitchfork
All in all, half the EP is made up of completely new material that could've easily made the original Viva.
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sputnik music
Prospekt's March is an inconsistent, but incredibly exciting half-hour of music.
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HOT PRESS
A slight change of pace can be seen in this EP with a hip-hop icon cameo and some Eastern embellishments that may hint to new musical endeavors for Coldplay.
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ALL MUSIC
offering a little bit more of the same spacy thing.
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NME
a hefty bout of smoke and mirrors ultimately intended to add some mystery to the Coldplay campaign and re-ignite interest in ‘Viva La Vida…
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ALTERNATIVE ADDICTION
This set is something that’s cool just not a necessity.
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The Guardian
A mixed bag.
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common sense media
Deep stuff, but no hidden messages to worry about.
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AV/MUSIC
Prospekt's March actually stands as the sturdiest Coldplay collection since A Rush Of Blood To The Head.
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TREBLE
I discovered an aura of positivism that shines throughout the lyrics and sound of Prospekt’s March.
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The Quietus
we’re talking remix and a not very good one at that where Jay-Z pops up.
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ENTERTAINMENT
the irony of 'Prospekt's March is that it's predominantly more interesting than its parent material.
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The Reflective Inklings
good but not exactly spectacular.
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