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May 15, 201286Trespassing continues the work of the underrated "For Your Entertainment" and allows the singer to keep unveiling his character in broad, colorful strokes.
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May 15, 201280Trespassing delivers, with a mix of tinsel disco-club sleaze and leather-boy love ballads.
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May 14, 201280Even if these songs never grace the charts, they sound like inevitable hits and prove that Lambert is a genuine pop star who has now left American Idol far behind.
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May 14, 201270Trespassing marks a strutting step forward for Lambert.
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May 11, 201267Trespassing's first half is a study in fabulosity....Too bad the ballad-heavy second half is so laughably over-the-top.
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Jul 6, 201260If few of the songs are classics, his octave-leaping voice is often a showstopper.
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Jul 2, 201260Trespassing isn't a totally cogent statement. Lambert suffers from a lack of restraint, while the second half of the album lags. But you have to admire Lambert's ability to go over the top and then ratchet higher still.
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Jun 28, 201260The first half of Trespassing offers a smorgasbord of succulent up-tempo pop. There are a couple of derivative cuts, but the highlights are tasty enough to compensate.... The album's second half is less entertaining.
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Jun 14, 201250For all their talk of trespass and release and lock-popping, Glambert's songs unleash very little Glambert.
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Jul 27, 201240Trespassing is magnificent is its competence, but sadly, it doesn't appear to have an actual beating heart in it anywhere. [Aug 2012, p.102]