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Dave Grohl Revisits Nirvana Songs With Krist Novoselic

Music News

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Written by James Conlon

Dave Grohol Revisits Nirvana Songs With Krist Novoselic

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl has revealed that he recently performed classic Nirvana track ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ for the first time in almost two decades. The singer admitted that he decided to revisit some songs from his Nirvana days during a recording session with the band’s bassist Krist Novoselic.

Music News

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Written by James Conlon

Second Beady Eye Album Expected This Year

Beady Eye are looking to release their second LP this year. Despite releasing their debut only two months ago, Liam Gallagher has claimed that they band intend to release the follow-up to their Number Three album ‘The Roller’ before the end of 2011.

New Videos

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Written by Jon Stickler

Beastie Boys Unveil Video For New Single 'Make Some Noise' - Watch Now

The wait is over, again: 'Hot Sauce Committee Part Two', Beastie Boys' long anticipated eighth album, will be released on 2nd May 2011 through Parlophone in the UK.

Tour News

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Written by Jon Stickler

Back to basics rockers Wolfsbane, fronted by Blaze Bayley, have announced a UK tour for the winter.

Ulver - War Of The Roses (Album Review)

Music Reviews

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Written by Ben Bland

It’s astonishing to look at where Ulver are today and to think back to where they have come from. These eclectic Norwegians began their life as a black metal band heavily influenced by their national folklore. Nowadays they are a genre-busting electronica act. Of course the notorious black metal scene, in Norway especially, is not well known for its overwhelming tolerance for other musical creeds...quite the opposite. Along their bumpy ride Ulver have had to put up constantly with the purists scoffing at their departure from the black metal scene that spawned them. Everyone else who has given them a listen in this time meanwhile has been astonished by their musical explorations.

Live Reviews

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Written by James Ball

Dive Dive - The Winchell Riots & Minor Coles - O2 Academy, Oxford - Sat 23rd April 2011(Live Review)

“Blessing Force” may be a term you’re aware of at this moment. Apparently it describes Oxfords current flourishing music scene led by bands such as Foals, Trophy Wife and Fixers, all of whom have seen mainstream coverage to some degree over the past months (and in the case of Foals, years). The problem is that Oxford is so much more than that, and these three bands, all home grown, are three of the biggest “local acts” in the town.

Music Reviews

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Written by James Ball

Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi - Two Against One / BLACK (Double A-Side Review)

Danger Mouse is one of those producers that everyone wants to work with. His collaboration with the then unknown Cee Lo Green sparked Gnarls Barkley and THAT song that was #1 forever. He wrote his own Grey Album, mixing together Jay-Z and the Beatles to create something interesting and new, and he’s also produced Gorillaz second (and arguably best) album. Oh, and he’s having a major influence on U2s next LP too. Basically, everything he touches turns to gold and this double A-side, released as part of Record Store Day, is no different.

Interviews

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Written by Jonny Rimmer

Stereoboard Speaks To The Boy Who Trapped The Sun (Interview)

Born on the Isle of Lewis, singer-songwriter Colin MacLeod, aka The Boy Who Trapped the Sun, has been gaining a lot of acclaim for his debut album 'Fireplace'. He returned for some rescheduled shows this April, starting at King Tuts in Glasgow. Stereoboard were sadly unable to attend the show, but were still able to ask Colin a few questions via e-mail after the gig, and received some interesting answers on the Lewis music scene and the music industry in general.

Live Reviews

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Written by Jon Stickler

Saxon - O2 Academy, Bristol - Tuesday 19th April 2011 (Live Review)

So according to record and concert sale figures released only a few weeks ago, reports were released leading to some news that the age or rock was fading. Some media swines even declared that rock was dead. The fools!

Music Reviews

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Written by Rob Sleigh

As well as leading the way for the recent spate of indie-folk acts such as our own Mumford & Sons and fellow north-westerners The Decemberists, Seattle’s Fleet Foxes have also done a very fine job of crafting their own brand of psychedelic folk-pop since the release of their eponymous debut in 2008. With their extensive use of choir-like vocal harmonies and more instruments than you can shake a stick at, the sextet have managed to create a plethora of warm sunrise choruses, heard in tracks like the conversely-titled ‘White Winter Hymnal’, which somehow capture a range of moods all drawn into one big melting pot of sound.

Interviews

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Written by Rob Sleigh

“It feels like more of an English record than anything we’ve done before,” says Thursday vocalist Geoff Rickly, a few hours before the band’s performance at Millennium Music Hall in Cardiff. Just over a week prior to this latest string of UK dates, the New Jersey post-hardcore sextet unleashed their sixth album No Devolucion on the world. As fans and critics have since discovered, the band’s newest effort represents somewhat of a diversion from their previous work. However, as Geoff goes on to explain, this new direction has proved to be a pleasantly surprising release. “We’ve never had such positive reviews. It’s really nice that people seem to get the record right away.”

The Wombles Return for Glastonbury!

Music News

Monday, 25 April 2011

Written by Elliott Batte

Glastonbury Festival organisers have been making good use of bad rubbish this year – and have revived The Wombles for this year’s festival.

Music News

Monday, 25 April 2011

Written by Elliott Batte

Beady Eye's Liam Gallagher in Charity Donation

Controversial Beady Eye frontman Liam Gallagher has taken a step away from his usual bad behaviour – to help raise money for charity.

The Keys Set to Release Debut Album

Music News

Monday, 25 April 2011

Written by Elliott Batte

Welsh psych-rockers The Keys are to hit the road to coincide with the release of their debut full-length album ‘Bitten By Wolves,’ released May 2nd by the cool folk at See Monkey Do Monkey Recordings.

Tour News

Monday, 25 April 2011

Written by Jon Stickler

Big Deal Reveal NME Radar Tour & Festival Dates & Tickets

Big Deal is Kacey Underwood and Alice Costelloe, an American boy and British girl bringing together electric fuzz and acoustic sheen, ambitious songs riddled with ambivalent lyrics of adult compromise and teen angst. They both sing, they both write, and they both play live, creating a tender, razor sharp noise. In the summer of 2010, they got tired of plugging things in, wearing ear plugs and waiting around. They then decided to start a band together, and with that, commenced writing and recording in their bedrooms.

Music News

Monday, 25 April 2011

Written by Jon Stickler

More Acts Added To Outside:Inside Festival Line-Up

outside:inside festival has added a second wave of acts to the bill bolstering the already stellar line up with Dub Pistols, Dutch Uncles, Andy C, Kid Carpet, Dan le sac, Hype, Beardyman, Hayseed Dixie and Aloosh.

Tour News

Monday, 25 April 2011

Written by Jon Stickler

N-Dubz Reveal Dates For UK Intimate Shows & Tickets

MOBO Award-winning hip-hop group from London, N-Dubz, have announced a series of intimate UK shows.

Music News

Monday, 25 April 2011

Written by Jon Stickler

Bowling For Soup & The Hype Theory Perform On Red Bull Bedroom Jam Today!

Today at 5pm Bowling For Soup and The Hype Theory will be appearing on Red Bull Bedroom Jam!

New Videos

Sunday, 24 April 2011

Written by Rob Sleigh

Legendary Orange County punk rockers Social Distortion have released a special new video for their latest single ‘Machine Gun Blues’ – the first to be taken from their seventh album ‘Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes’. The video was revealed at a red carpet event in Hollywood on Thursday night, where the band also played an hour-long set of new tracks as well as some old favourites. Social Distortion are set to tour Europe in June and July, including a date at London’s O2 Shepherds Bush Empire.

Music News

Friday, 22 April 2011

Written by Jon Stickler

Jettblack Confirmed To Perform At This Year's Sonisphere Festival

Fresh from supporting Record Store Day with a split 7” single with legendary party-starters Hellyeah, UK rockers Jettblack have been confirmed to appear on the Jagermeister stage at this year’s Sonisphere Festival, set to run from July 8th - 10th.

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