The weather may have been a bit rubbish, but the music in March has given something to be cheery about at least. As well as Glastonbury announcing an impressive looking lineup, we’ve had big albums from Depeche Mode, The Strokes, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Suede, Hurts and, of course, David Bowie. On top of that, […]
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Kate Bush tickets for her London Apollo residency on sale here
>>> Buy tickets for Kate Bush’s residency at London’s Enterim Apollo from Ticketmaster here. The term ‘living legend’ gets banded about a bit too readily these days, but in the context of the reclusive genius that is Kate Bush it is more than justified. The legendary singer-songwriter announced her first live dates for 35 years […]
New Music Round Up (no. 6)
New music round up (no.6) Another great batch of new music awaits – this time featuring a lot of siblings! Check out exciting new music from twins Say Lou Lou, sisters Bleached and band of brothers The Family Rain, as well as new LA group Hands and Hull five-piece Affairs. If you know of any […]
Watch: Passion Pit – ‘Cry Like A Ghost’ video
‘Cry Like A Ghost’ is the latest highlight from Passion Pit’s second album Gossamer to get the video treatment, following ‘Take A Walk’ and ‘Carried Away‘. The video was directed by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert who say it depicts a girl “dancing through her relationships… we’re trying to show how messy, confusing, funny, and sad […]
Glastonbury line-up update – Lana Del Rey self-confirms and Fleetwood Mac are back in contention
As we get ever closer to the big reveal of this year’s Glastonbury line-up, rumours and news are flying all over the place. The latest talk is about Lana Del Rey after her booking agent’s website listed an appearance at Glastonbury on Saturday 28 June. It’s been taken down now though, so they probably got […]
Glastonbury lineup revealed – Rolling Stones, Arctic Monkeys and Mumford and Sons headlining
The lineup for this years Glastonbury festival has just been revealed – with The Rolling Stones confirmed as Pyramid Stage headliners along with Arctic Monkeys and Mumford & Sons. Typically, there’s loads of very cool bands and artists on the bill. Some notable inclusions include Foals, Tame Impala, Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, Portishead, […]
Competition: WIN this AEG Wireless Bluetooth Speaker!
All-Noise has teamed up with Hifi-Tower, one of the UK’s best suppliers of hi-fi equipment and PA systems, to offer you the chance to win this very brilliant AEG BSS 4800 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker. Here’s why you want to win it: The AEG BSS 4800 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker can connect to any Bluetooth-enabled device and […]
Watch: Gruff Rhys – ‘American Interior’ video
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 […]
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 […]