Tame Impala‘s expected 2020 record The Slow Rush is here in complete form, and what an extravagant, psychedelic journey it’s. It s been five years since Kevin Parker‘s last body of work, Currents, that made waves Let It Happen,” “The Less I Know that the Better,much more and ”. Certainly a tough act to follow,
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The Strokes have formally announced the release of their new record. Entitled The New Abnormal, the band’s will arrive on April 10th via Cult/RCA Records. The nine-track effort was recorded at Shangri-La Studios at Malibu and made by Rick Rubin, according to a media release. The album’s cover art is a painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat
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Can it be? The Strokes seem set to release a brand new album called The New Abnormal. On Friday, the group posted a video hyping the release, complete with artwork made by American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. “You feel you’ve been awaiting . But the delay has just begun…,” composed guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. as a caption
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Blink-182 have officially announced the launch of their new record, due on September 20th via Columbia Records. The veteran pop punk trio isn’t proceeding with the operating title Bojmir (as in “rimjob” backward ), however the last name isn’t even any less wacky. Even though it’therefore their eighth full-length so far, Blink-182 are phoning the record Nine.
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Last week, The Chemical Brothers introduced the robot rave-filled music video for “Free Yourself”, their first new single in 3 years. The UK digital music duo is back now with the announcement of a brand new album No Geography is scheduled for a Spring 2019 launch through EMI. Additionally, the two-piece has also mapped out its tour
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