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Mark Ronson & Business International – The Bike Song With the release of Record Collection imminent, Mark Ronson pops up with another gem every bit as catchy and unique as ‘Bang Bang Bang’. The more we hear of his new album the more it sounds like the uber-producer has taken a leaf out of the […]
It may only be mid-July, but 2014 has already been a stellar year for Bombay Bicycle Club. Their fourth album So Long, See You Tomorrow hit number one in the album chart on its release in February, and they’re currently in the midst of a very busy summer festival schedule. Now the North London band […]
Single Reviews – 8 July Philip Lickley takes a look at the coming weeks new single releases. If you would like to contribute to All-Noise, get in touch at [email protected]. Adam Lambert – Never Close Our Eyes [rating:2.5/5] Buy: Never Close Our Eyes Mixing in more indie stylings with the bass from Britney’s ’Toxic’, at […]
If January felt a bit slow in terms of big new albums, then February is when 2014 really gets going. There’s big albums out just about every week in February, starting off with the return of Bombay Bicycle Club and Broken Bells on 3 February. The following week sees dubstep-diva Katy B take centre-stage with her highly-anticipated new album Little Red, before Beck and Wild Beasts round off the month with three very different, but all equally promising-sounding, albums.
All of the albums to look out for in February are listed below – let us know what you’re most looking forward to in the comments at the bottom. Read more about Albums out in February 2014 …
With their new album So Long, See You Tomorrow set for release next month, Bombay Bicycle Club have today revealed new track ‘Luna’. ‘Luna’ follows ‘Carry Me‘ and ‘It’s Alright Now‘ from the new album, which is due out on 4 February. Listen to the breezy and harmony-heavy ‘Luna’ below: ***UPDATE – 7 JANUARY*** Bombay […]
Although January tends to be a bit of a depressing month – Christmas is gone, no-one has any money, the weather is dreary etc. etc… – it does have one thing going for it: new music.
January is typically the month where everyone starts the ‘big in 2014’ scramble – so there’s always a lot of cool new music floating around to get into on those dark nights.
I’ve put together the below playlist featuring the best of what’s come out in January, which includes new stuff from BANKS (who is definitely going to be big in 2014), Bombay Bicycle Club (already pretty big I think!), Yuck, Metronomy, James Blake, Blood Red Shoes, Elephant, Blood Cultures and loads more. There’s also a couple of tasty remixes in there as well. Read more about Listen: January 2014 Playlist – All the Best Music from January 2014 in one handy playlist …
Bombay Bicycle Club – So Long, See You Tomorrow{rating}
It wasn’t too long ago that North London group Bombay Bicycle Club were being dismissed along with just about every other white English guitar band as ‘indie landfill’. That all changed with their third album – 2011’s A Different Kind Of Fix – which showcased enough originality to mark BBC out as a band of character and direction, rather than mere indie bandwagon-jumpers. Read more about Album review: Bombay Bicycle Club – ‘So Long, See You Tomorrow’ …
My round up of the new singles available for digital download this week. Armin Van Buuren – ‘Save My Night’ The superstar DJ returns with his sixth cut from his fifth album ‘Intense’ (though the extended edition, natch) and the mostly-instrumental number avoids some of the expectations from 21st Century dance and feels like a […]
With their new album So Long, See You Tomorrow out on 3 February, Bombay Bicycle Club are wasting no time in getting their new material ‘out there’. Hot on the heels of impressive lead single ‘Carry Me’ comes the jaunty and very Avalanches-esque ‘It’s Alright Now’, which was just debuted on Huw Stephens’ Radio 1 […]
Bombay Bicycle Club revealed a brand new track last month called ‘Carry Me‘, which is taken from their forthcoming fourth album. Now they’ve given the album a name – So Long, See You Tomorrow – a release date – 3 February – and some cool looking cover art inspired by 19th Century photographer Eadweard Muybridge […]