Icelandic experimental band Sigur Ros have announced they will be streaming their new album, Valtari, worldwide at 7pm this Thursday (17 May) for one hour only. The band are calling the event ‘Valtari Hour’, and more information can be found at their official site: http://www.sigur-ros.co.uk/valtari/hour/ In what could be an inspired piece of social media marketing,…
I’ll be honest, these guys first grabbed my attention because of the cool name (that kind of thing does make a difference when you’ve got an inbox full of new music to work through) – but then I realised they were named after the Rugrats character, which kind of spoiled it for me. Luckily, their…
Bursting out of Manchester sounding like Black Rebel Motorcycle Club covering The Killers, we predict big things for the gloriously names The Slow Readers Club in 2012. Their self-titled debut album is due out this summer, but for now here’s their brilliant new single ‘Feet On Fire’ for your delectation: Caught somewhere between joyful youthful…
What do you get if you cross the howling vocals of Caleb Followhill with the effortlessly delicate rhythm of The Police? Thanks to hotly tipped new band Masters In France we finally get an answer to this age old question, in the form of their new, free to download single, ‘Fall Down’: The more we…
The line-up for this years V Festival has been announced tonight, with The Stone Roses (making their 263rd festival appearance this year!) and The Killers set to headline the event. Other notable performers include Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, Friendly Fires, Happy Mondays and Nicki Minaj. The festival takes place across two sites, Hylands Park…
This live review comes from our resident Liverpool correspondent David Crighton. To contribute to All-Noise send us your music reviews, news and views at submissions@all-noise.co.uk Mohebbi @ Bumper Liverpool Liverpool’s music scene is going through a somewhat fallow period but amidst this eerie quiet, one band is steadily making a name for themselves. Local favourites…
Part 2 of this weeks single releases by Philip Lickley. If you would like to contribute to All-Noise get in touch at submissions@all-noise.co.uk. Friction – ’Led Astray’ [rating:3.5/5] Buy Led Astray (Radio Edit) This debut album from Brighton-born DJ Friction is a Pendulum-style drum and bass track that, though conforming to all the codes and…
This review was submitted by Philip Lickley. To contribute to All-Noise, send your music news, views and reviews to submissions@all-noise.co.uk… Emele Sandé – ‘Our Version of Events’ [rating:3/5] Buy Our Version of Events I first came across Emele Sandé on the opening track of Professor Green’s debut album and was impressed by her contribution and…
It’s time for our singles expert Philip Lickley to run you through this weeks single releases. To read more from Phil check out his music blog Wav Goodbye. If you fancy contributing to All-Noise, send over your music views, news and reviews to submissions@all-noise.co.uk. The Band Perry – ‘If I Die Young’ [rating:3.5/5] Sounding like…
Spiritualized – ‘Hey Jane’ [rating:5/5] The one thing I always think when listening to Spiritualized is – why does no-one else make music like this!? It’s a damn shame that front-man Jason Pierce has his much publicised health problems, as the world needs a regular dose of his soulful and charismatic gospel infused rock now…
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