After the release of their superlative debut single ‘Wings‘ a few months ago, Brooklyn hipsters HAERTS were quickly snapped up by Columbia Records and are back with the equally brilliant follow-up single ‘All The Days’. Check it out:
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Listen: Laura Marling streaming album ‘Once I Was An Eagle’
Laura Marling’s highly-anticipated fourth studio album Once I Was An Eagle is set for release next week and, as is the way these days, the full album is now available to stream online. To hear the album head over to NPR.org. Once I Was An Eagle was recorded over just 10 days, with most of […]
Music: Frenetics – ‘Broken Hand’ EP
Frenetics – Broken Hand EP I’m loving this at the minute – it’s full of that early Arctic Monkeys swagger and attitude which is desperately lacking in a lot of ‘guitar bands’ at the minute: ‘Ella’ is the lead single from Sheffield/Leeds band Frenetics’ first EP, Broken Hand, which is out on 11 June. As […]
Watch: Beady Eye – ‘Second Bite Of The Apple’ video
I gotta say, the more I hear this the more I like it. Beady Eye went into the studio with much-lauded producer Dave Sitek to record new album BE, and it seems he has managed to add some much needed substance to Liam and co’s sound. ‘Second Bite Of The Apple’ is the second track […]
Listen: Wu-Tang Clan – ‘Execution In Autumn’
A new track from legendary hip-hop collective Wu-Tang Clan has emerged online, and is thought to be the first taste of their upcoming new album A Better Tomorrow. The track is called ‘Execution In Autumn’ and is available to stream below: A Better Tomorrow is due out in July, and is intended to commemorate the […]
Listen: The Weeknd single ‘Kiss Land’
Last year’s Trilogy made new RnB/soul type The Weeknd one of the breakout stars of 2012, and now he’s out to build on that rep with quickfire second album Kiss Land. There’s no definite release date for the album yet, but to tide you over the Canadian singer, real name Abel Tesfaye, has unveiled the […]
Friendly Fires album review – Pala
Friendly Fires – Pala You can’t imagine the money men at Friendly Fires’ label having too many sleepless nights over when to release Pala. With summer almost within touching distance, the boys from St. Albans have produced possibly the most unashamedly sunny and joyful album of glossy pop since crimped hair and shoulder pads went […]
Album review: Daft Punk – ‘Random Access Memories’
Daft Punk – Random Access Memories {rating} Buy: Random Access Memories Eight years in the making and the subject of the biggest hype campaign of the century, French electro pioneers Daft Punk’s new album Random Access Memories has a lot of expectations to live up to. The prospect of Daft Punk abandoning the ‘EDM’ scene […]
Album review: Primal Scream – ‘More Light’
Primal Scream – More Light {rating} Buy: More Light Even though they’ve loomed large over British guitar music ever since I can remember being aware of ‘British guitar music’, I’ve never really ‘got’ Primal Scream. I never understood the big fuss about Screamadelica, and the rest of their 90’s output all felt a bit too […]
Listen: Katy B – ‘What Love Is Made Of’
Katy B is gearing up to release her second album at some point this year (probably in October) and today revealed a new track from it. Called ‘What Love Is Made Of’, the track is a sophisticated synth-led pop number aimed squarely at the summer club scene. Check it out below: ‘What Love Is Made […]