Morrissey has just released another spoken-word video promoting his upcoming album World Peace Is None Of Your Business, this time starring Pamela Anderson. The video for ‘Earth Is The Loneliest Planet’ follows previous spoken-word promo’s for the albums title track, ‘The Bullfighter Dies‘ and ‘Istanbul‘. This one features the singer and Pamela Anderson on top […]
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Album stream: First Aid Kit – ‘Stay Gold’
Swedish sisters Klara and Johanna Soderberg, also known as First Aid Kit, are back next week with their second album, following 2012’s warmly received debut album The Lion’s Roar. As previously released singles ‘My Silver Lining’ and ‘Cedar Lane’ have shown, new album Stay Gold builds on the bittersweet folk affectations of its predecessor with […]
Kaiser Chiefs – ‘Souvenir’ album review
Album review submitted by Philip Lickley. Kaiser Chiefs – Souvenir: The Singles Collection 2004 – 2012 [rating:4/5] Buy: Souvenir I honestly cannot believe it is eight years since I bought a copy of Employment by Leeds band the Kaiser Chiefs, after falling in love with songs ‘Everyday I Love You Less and Less’ and I […]
Albums out in June
It’s June! Time for sun, festivals, BBQs, beer gardens and the World Cup! It’s also time for some very exciting-looking new albums. Last month saw the release of big albums from the likes of The Horrors, Gruff Rhys, The Black Keys, Chromeo, Coldplay and Echo and The Bunneymen – so June has got its work […]
Music: SEASFIRE – ‘Heartbeat’
Hot new ‘post-dubstep’ band SEASFIRE have released the below video for their second single ‘Heartbeat’, the follow up to ‘Falling’. SEASFIRE specialise in beautifully understated, bleak and melancholic tunes, and ‘Heartbeat’ is no different – featuring the conventional post-dubstep musical arsenal of breathy vocals, abstract melodies and discordant chords, all brought down to earth with […]
Arctic Monkeys album review – Suck It And See
Arctic Monkeys – Suck It And See After riding the massive hype wave of their first two albums all the way to the arenas, the Arctic Monkeys took a bit of a detour with third album Humbug – swapping the sing-along choruses and crowd pleasing riffs for an altogether denser and less accessible affair. Typically […]
May playlist – all the best music from May in a handy playlist
It wasn’t a hard job putting together a playlist for May, as it’s been a good month for great new music. The below playlist features the pick of what I’ve covered over May on All-Noise – plus a few extras I’ve not had time to feature. Stream the full May playlist here, and see below […]
New albums to look forward to in June
After a slow couple of months in terms of big album releases, June sees things hotting up as bands start to get their new material out before they hit the festival circuit. Below is a list of all the notable album releases of June. Let me know what new album’s you’re looking forward to in […]
Disclosure’s debut album ‘Settle’ is streaming online – listen here
The Lawrence brothers’ debut album Settle has become one of the most eagerly awaited debut albums of the summer – and is now available to stream online ahead of it’s release next week. Stream Settle below, via The Guardian: Disclosure – Settle tracklist: 01. Intro 02. When A Fire Starts To Burn 03. Latch (Feat. […]
Album review: Queens Of The Stone Age – ‘…Like Clockwork’
Queens Of The Stone Age – …Like Clockwork {rating} Buy: Like Clockwork Along with maybe Arcade Fire and Josh Homme’s proteges Arctic Monkeys, Queens Of The Stone Age have been one of the defining rock bands of the 21st Century. Their heavy, layered stoner-rock and Homme’s poetic lyrical approach helped them transcend current trends and […]