Mika
The Boy Who Knew Too Much

It's hard to tell who the target audience for Mika's second album, The Boy Who Knew Too Much, is. The music and lyrics suggestearly teenagers, but Mik...

As fans of The Horrors, Bat For Lashes, Simian Mobile Disco and numerous others will tell you, this has been a banner year for Difficult Second Albums...

It’s been established for a couple years now that every Mika song is a shameless rip of Queen’s Greatest Hits Vol. 1.Each one champions op...

Mika, do yourself a favor and look up “Big Girl (You Are Beautiful)” on YouTube. The young man you’ll see cavorting there (amongst a bevy of bea...

According to Mika, the songs on his second album deal with his teenage years – which presumably means that the multi-million-selling Life In C...

While camp excitability, a liking for glitter and a tendency to make everything seem like a canteen table dancing scene from "Fame" are all perfect qu...

In 2007 Mika burst from nowhere to become a worldwide star. The frothy pop of his debut album Life In Cartoon Motion sold six million copies and he ...

Sunday morning, 20 September. Inside the Arts Section of The New York Times is a half-page ad for Mika and the release of The Boy Who Knew Too Much. T...

At a time when Mika's multi-platinum peers (David Gray, Coldplay, James Morrison) are frequently castigated for their beige-hued blandness, one might ...

The man behind "Grace Kelly" is back with his sophomore album, an eclectic pop record of mere mediocrity. Mika - The Boy Who Knew Too MuchReview by Da...