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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 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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, 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 […]
This week’s single releases – 24 March This weeks reviews from Phil Lickley features new single releases from 30 Seconds To Mars, Peace, CHVRCHES, Frank Turner, Sky Ferreira and more… 30 Seconds To Mars – ‘Up In The Air’ [rating:3.5/5] Buy: Up In The Air The first single from their upcoming fourth album and ‘Up […]
Back when the Noel-curated line-up for this years Teenage Cancer Trust shows was announced, it was suggested the former Oasis man could share a stage with his one time Britpop enemies Damon Albarn and Graham Coxon – and that’s exactly what happened at the Royal Albert Hall last night. Watch the fan-shot video of Noel, […]