Crystal Castles – ‘(III)’ album review

Crystal Castles – (III) {rating} Buy: (III) With Crystal Castles singer Alice Glass describing the duo’s third album as the ‘soundtrack to a dystopic world full of oppression and corruption’; and the album tracklist boasting song titles like ’Plague’, ’Wrath Of God’, ’Kerosene’ and ’Violent Youth’, you can understand why fans of the Canadian electro-goth […]

Listen: Deftones album stream ‘Koi No Yokan’

Veteran US rockers Deftones are streaming their brand new album Koi No Yokan online ahead of its release next week. Featuring previously released tracks ‘Leathers’ and ‘Tempest’, Koi No Yokan is the bands seventh studio album. Stream it below and let me know what you think: Source: NME In support of the album, Deftones are […]

Friends – ‘Manifest!’ album review

Friends – Manifest! [rating:3.5/5] Buy: Manifest! As is the way with the music industry, hot, trendy new bands are lauded for their cutting-edge freshness and hip new musical outlook. As soon as the debut album comes along, though, the knives are out for the hipster poseurs trying too hard to be cool and not focussing […]

Ladyhawke – ‘Anxiety’ album review

Album review submitted by Philip Lickley. Ladyhawke – Anxiety [rating:2.5/5] Buy: Anxiety Four years ago musician Pip Brown recorded an eponymous album under her stage name of Ladyhawke. With twelve tracks including ‘Magic’, ‘My Delerium’, ‘Paris is Burning’ and ‘Dusk Till Dawn’ it was an excellent, fun album with some great stand-out tunes that took […]

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Emeli Sande – ‘Our Version Of Events’

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 […]

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Radiohead album review – The King Of Limbs

Radiohead album review – The King Of Limbs Amid the excitement and controversy stirred up by its innovative ‘pay-what-you-like’ release, 2007’s In Rainbows didn’t get the recognition it deserved as perhaps Radiohead’s best album since OK Computer. By abandoning the record label model and distributing their music on their own terms, they caused such a […]