And the winner is... soft rock.  I thought I would go for the electronic album, but no.  The other two albums are:

• Wendy MaHarry - Wendy MaHarry:   I thought this was soft rock, and I was correct.  This album reminded me of Christine McVie, although not as upbeat.  This album had what was missing from every other album I bought.  It opened with a solo vocal line and built to a chorus.  My first thought was "That was ballsy for a first impression."  The second "woah" was going through seven tracks with slow, mild songs, then getting smacked in the face on track 8 with an uptempo, heavily orchestrated song. That keep me on my toes for the rest of the album.  Well done.
• Robert Schroder - Paradise: Is that link his site?  I have no idea; it's in German and graphical so it can't be translated.  No matter.  Not much to it (the music).  Most of the tracks run into each other like chapters of one long song.  One long, droning song.  When a sequenced riff ran the whole way through the first song into the next (about 10 minutes worth), I knew it was going to be rough.   The most ironic song was "Time Machine", which is just like a real time machine, except that at the end, you discover that you've only lost 8 minutes and 49 seconds of your life.

I DO NOT KNOW WHY THIS RICH TEXT EDITOR SUCKS SO BADLY!