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Kaleidoscope EP is the tenth EP by British rock band Coldplay. It was released worldwide on 14 July 2017. It serves as a companion piece to Coldplay's seventh studio album, A Head Full of Dreams (2015). The album was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards.

Coldplay returns with a five-song EP, Kaleidoscope. Throughout its course, the British band switches between alternative rock and pop. What does a solo artist or band do when they are in between albums? Besides touring or being on hiatus, they release an EP. Coldplay has released EPs in the past, but, as to be expected, such projects don’t garner the same attention as full-length albums. Nonetheless, Kaleidoscope EP is a worthwhile listen, clocking in at a mere 24 minutes. All I Can Think About Is You. All I Can Think About Is You gets the party started successfully.

Whilst all Coldplay albums have spawned their own aesthetic eras in the band’s history, this EP is stylistically indebted to the 2015 record. It’s not the first time they’ve released a companion EP – 2008’s Prospekt’s March EP is sonically and aesthetically similar to the preceding LP, Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends

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Kaleidoscope, the band’s new EP, is their first release in years that feels more like a clearing of the throat than a new, distinct statement. Prospekt’s March was a clear product of the writing and recording that resulted in Viva La Vida; it was released during the same year, and featured several instances of remixed or revised material that appeared on the parent album first

In this version Coldplay owned this song by own performance, fans, audience. Hypnotised: Another masterpiece track. EP mix has included opening intro. 4 of 5 users found this helpful.

Mark Beaumont Jul 12, 2017 4:52 pm BST. Coldplay perform at Kensington Palace in 2016. Coldplay don’t just churn out anthems. On their surprise-filled new EP, they test the waters and see what floats. In the past year, the biggest bands in the world have embraced the future by lurching in a new direction, for better or worse. Muse went gung-ho Depeche Mode with ‘Dig Down’. But the rest of the EP is a glorious return to Coldplay’s mid-’00s explorative period.

As its 2015 album A Head Full of Dreams nears its first birthday, Coldplay is back at work, assuring fans even more new music is on the way. On Monday (Nov. 21), band leader Chris Martin announced that the quartet plans to release a new EP next year. The out-of-the-blue unveiling of the Kaleidoscope EP comes weeks after Coldplay announced a 2017 North American arena-stadium tour to go along with previously-known European dates for the new year. So far, no other Kaleidoscope details (release date, track list, et. are known, though its name comes from an interlude track on the 2015 album