Miles Kane Inhaler – single review He’s nothing if not tenacious, Miles Kane. After twice trying, and failing, to mastermind a musical career with bands from his native Wirral (Little Flames and then the Rascals) he kept at it and finally made a name for himself as Alex Turner’s Last Shadow Puppets sidekick. Now, with […]
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Watch: TOY – ‘Join The Dots’ video
As reported last week, London psychers TOY are returning with second album Join The Dots in December. Last week they shared the brilliant title track, and today have followed that up with a very cool animated video courtesy of celebrated artist David Chatton Barker. The single was released today as a limited edition 7″ – […]
Kasabian – Re-Wired review
Kasabian – Re-Wired Leicester’s finest Kasabian are releasing ‘Re-Wired’, the latest single from fourth album Velociraptor!, on 20 November. As they’re all too easily dismissed as unoriginal lad-rockers, Kasabian rarely get the credit they deserve for making absorbing and entertaining music. It may not be the most cerebral music out there, but then again it’s not […]
The Rapture Album artwork and confirm European tour…
The Rapture have released the artwork for their forthcoming album – In The Grace Of Your Love. The album cover features a striking image of frontman Luke Jenner’s father surfing and has a classic Beach Boys feel to it. The New York three-piece dance-rock outfit returned to orignal label DFA last year and are set […]
Watch: The Flaming Lips cover Tame Impala’s ‘Elephant’
The Flaming Lips and Tame Impala have become BFFs recently – sharing a headline tour and putting together an EP of covers of each others tracks. The EP features Tame Impala’s versions of of the Lips’ ‘Are You A Hypnotist?’ and ‘Silver Trembling Hands’, and The Flaming Lips covers of ‘Runway, Houses, City, Clouds’ and […]
The best albums out in November
Christmas is nearly upon us, which means November is the last chance for some good new albums before December brings us a shipping container full of festive albums, greatest hits, reissues and anything else that might make for a decent stocking filler. So naturally, there’s some pretty huge albums coming out in November – including […]
Richard Ashcroft says The Verve will not reform again
Ex-Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft has said he sees no reason why he and his ex-bandmates would decide to reform The Verve. Speaking to Shortlist magazine, Ashcroft said: “I can’t see any reason why, after headlining Glastonbury, headlining Coachella, headlining in Japan and making an album that’s better than 99 per cent of other bands’ albums, […]
Album stream: MellowHigh
Odd Future members Domo Genesis, Hodgy Beats and Left Brain have a new album under their MellowHigh moniker coming out next week, and have just made it available to stream via MySpace. The album, also called MellowHigh, features guest spots from fellow Odd Future members Tyler, The Creator and Earl Sweatshirt. The album can be […]
Listen: Disclosure Track ‘Apollo’
Disclosure have just released a brand new track called ‘Apollo’ – their first new material since the release of Mercury Prize-nominated debut album Settle. The timing of the surprise release could be seen as an attempt to boost their exposure before the Mercury Prize ceremony this Wednesday, or as an attempt to deflect attention from […]
Florence And The Machine – Ceremonials Album Review
Florence And The Machine – Ceremonials [rating:4/5] It’s fair to say Florence Welch became a full-on superstar with her debut album Lungs. Now it’s second album time for her and her Machine, and time to live up to all those high expectations. Second albums are notoriously difficult to get right, and have been a stalling […]