Gruff Rhys is releasing his new solo album on 5 May – called American Interior, the album tracks the singer’s voyage across the US following in the footsteps of his ancestor. The title track for the album was released last month, and today the former Super Furry Animal has revealed the video for it: If […]
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Album review: The Strokes – ‘Comedown Machine’
The Strokes – Comedown Machine {rating} Buy: Comedown Machine Who are The Strokes? They’re the New York band who single-handedly kick started the garage-rock revival in the early 00’s, becoming one of the world’s biggest and most influential bands in the process – but you knew that already. What do I need to know about […]
Queens Of The Stone Age reveal more ‘…Like Clockwork’ details
As reported at the weekend, Queens Of The Stone Age’s upcoming sixth studio album will be called ‘…Like Clockwork’ – and snippets of new material can be heard at their website: www.qotsa.com (keep refreshing the page to hear new snippets). Today the band have officially announced the album and revealed the full list of collaborators […]
This weeks single reviews – 26th March
This weeks single reviews were submitted by Philip Lickley. To contribute to All-Noise, send your music news, views and reviews to [email protected] Single Reviews – 26th March All American Rejects – ’Beekeeper’s Daughter’ [rating:3/5] Buy Beekeeper’s Daughter With a nod towards Weezer’s ‘Beverley Hills’ and the general style of Panic! At The Disco, with enough […]
Watch: Yeah Yeah Yeahs – ‘Sacrilege’ video
Yeah Yeah Yeah’s today released the promo video for ‘Sacrilege’ – the lead single from their upcoming new album Mosquito. The video stars model and actress Lily Cole, whose promiscuity gets her caught up in an unsettling modern day witch-hunt. It’s a bit hard to explain as it jumps around all over the place, so […]
Album review: Depeche Mode – ‘Delta Machine’
Depeche Mode – Delta Machine {rating} Buy: Delta Machine Who are Depeche Mode? They’re a pretty legendary electro-pop group from Essex who were formed in 1980. They used to be a four-piece but are now a trio – consisting of singer Dave Gahan, chief songwriter and musician Martin Gore and keyboard player Andy Fletcher. They’ve […]
Jake Bugg to release ‘Messed Up Kids’ as EP with three new tracks – watch the video
Nottingham troubadour Jake Bugg is releasing ‘Messed Up Kids’ – the latest track taken from second album Shangri La – as a four-track EP on 12 May. The EP will feature three brand new tracks that were recorded during the Shangri La sessions with producer Rick Rubin: ‘A Change In The Air’, ‘Strange Creatures’ and […]
Download a live version of new James Blake track ‘Our Love Comes Back’ for free
With just two weeks to go before the release of his second album Overgrown, James Blake has today revealed another glimpse of it by offering a live version of album track ‘Our Love Comes Back’ for free. The free download follows lead single ‘Retrograde‘, the dub and normal version of the mighty ‘Voyeur‘, a stream […]
Kanye West is definitely not headlining Glastonbury
Emails went out today from Glastonbury organisers asking people who have registered for tickets to start paying up – which has led to a good deal of interest and speculation about both when the lineup for this years festival will be announced, and what artists will be on it. A regular addition to most rumour […]
Mercury Records to stop releasing physical singles
Mercury Records, the home to popular acts like The Killers and Arcade Fire, have announced they are to stop releasing physical versions of their singles – planning to rely solely on digital downloads instead. The record label has said they will only release physical versions of singles on very rare occassions, with a spokesman telling […]