Interpol “pumped” to be working on a new “rock” album: “My favourite tracks so far are quite high energy”
Interpol‘s Paul Banks has shared that he’s “pumped” at the new material the band are working on. Find out more below. Last month, it was reported that Interpol were back in the studio, with drummer Sam Fogarino returning to playing following his recovery from...
“Alone” and the return of The Cure
In amidst the billowing synthesisers and windswept guitars, here’s a couple of lines where Robert Smith in “Alone” – The Cure’s first new single for 16 years – sings about “a boy and girl / who dream the world is nothing / but a dream”....
Watch Neil Young perform 1977 track ‘Hey Babe’ live for the first time ever
Neil Young has performed the elusive 1977 song ‘Hey Babe’ live for the first time ever – watch fan-shot footage of the debut performance below. READ MORE: Neil Young & Crazy Horse – ‘Barn’ review: rugged and rural beauty, with a sense of hope In...
Whoopi Goldberg tells football fans blaming Taylor Swift for Travis Kelce’s performance to “grow up”
Whoopi Goldberg has hit out at football fans who have blamed Taylor Swift‘s presence in the stands for her boyfriend Travis Kelce’s performance. While Kelce’s team, the Kansas City Chiefs, have done well so far this season by winning their first three games, some...
The The Ensoulment
The The’s excellent 1983 album, Soul Mining, captured a feeling of deep, pronounced, soul searching like few other debuts have managed. Nearly 40 years on from that record Matt Johnson found himself engaging in a similar form of intense reflection and contemplation, as he...
Harold Budd, Elizabeth Frazer, Robin Guthrie, Simon Raymonde The Moon And The Melodies (reissue, 1986)
There is something characteristically perverse about the fact that the Cocteau Twins’ greatest hits aren’t credited to them. In their lifetime, their biggest single was their uncanny, half-million selling, independent-chart-topping cover of Tim Buckley’s “Song To The Siren”, released under the aegis of 4AD...
Remember His Name
Critically panned on release in 1971, David Crosby’s If I Could Only Remember My Name is now rightly acknowledged as a masterpiece, its hallucinatory psych-folk emblematic of the shifting West Coast spirit of the times. “I didn’t hear it until about ten or fifteen...
We’re New Here Thee Sacred Souls
“The quality just feels timeless – it helps you feel good, helps you perform with so much more energy.” Frontman Josh Lane is talking about the stylish vintage clothes that characterise the look of Thee Sacred Souls, but he could just as easily be...
Watch Neil Young play 1977’s “Hey Babe” live for the first time
Neil Young played “Hey Babe” live for the first time on September 24, 2024 at the Capitol Theatre, Portchester, New York. THE BEATLES, JONI MITCHELL, VAN MORRISON, MICHAEL KIWANUKA AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER YOUR COPY HERE! The song originally...Recent Posts
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