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All-Noise now available on Google Currents…
Google Currents, a mobile and tablet app that allows users to read magazine-type versions of their favourite online publications, was released in the UK today – so you can now get all the great All-Noise music news and reviews delivered …
Top 10 sexy music videos….
So apparently our esteemed Prime Minister thinks that we're not molly coddled enough in the UK and wants to see to it that music videos are given age
CD’s – do they have a future in the music industry?
This blog post was submitted by Michael Edmondstone - who works for Music Magpie. If you would like to contribute to All-Noise send your music views and reviews
Competition: Suggest new music and win £25 iTunes voucher…
Do you know a great band or artist who you wish more people knew about? Maybe you're in a great new band and think you deserve more coverage?
BRITS 2012 winners – we pick our winners for the BRIT Awards 2012
Here we go again! Last year we ran a post picking our winners for the BRIT Awards, but it fell on deaf ears with the voting panel as
Glastonbury 2013 line up – our readers’ pick the headliners…
After our post last year on the Glastonbury 2013 rumours, our readers started sending us their hopes and predictions for the line up when the festival returns in
Top Albums of 2011 – No. 1: The Horrors, ‘Skying’
Number one in our run down of the top albums of 2011 unsurprisingly goes to The Horrors, for their rich, textured and nuanced third album Skying. After a spot of
Top Albums of 2011 – No. 2: PJ Harvey, ‘Let England Shake’
Who says there are no great protest songs any more!? PJ Harvey proved this year that there is still plenty of room in the music world for a
Top Albums of 2011 – No.3: Arctic Monkeys, ‘Suck It And See’
This fourth effort from Sheffield's indie darlings was somewhat overlooked this year, despite it being right up there as one of their most consistent and interesting albums to
Top Albums of 2011 – No. 4: Kasabian, ‘Velociraptor!’
2011 was the year Leicester lads Kasabian released their fourth album and became arguably the biggest rock band in the country. After West Ryder... established them as a
Top albums of 2011 – No. 5: Florence And The Machine, ‘Ceremonials’
Second albums are supposed to be difficult for everyone. In the case of Florence Welch, whose debut album was the ridiculously successful Lungs, this follow-up album was supposed














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