At least this is what Slash said through an interview that the legendary former member of Guns N 'Roses gave 93x, one of the most popular stations Minnessotta area. After much rumor mill that indicated a possible reunification with Velvet Revolver Weiland, guitarist waylaid set stating "Scott Weiland had been expelled from Stone Temple Pilots" and that he himself was surprised at the illogical madness that was casting a singer every two by three means. You can listen to the interview in the same entry.
Slash This comment made me understand many of the things that were happening lately around the figure of Weiland. From the desperate need that prompted him to resume a solo career soul to the strange (and cynical) comments made by Scott in which the artist was trying to lobby their former colleagues of Velvet Revolver. Is your only goal? Now we know, Velvet Revolver back so as not to remain in the underdog plane that appears to be located right now. This is definitely the beginning of the end of one of the most legendary singers of the nineties. Only a miracle (conceived as another great supergroup or a sublime last solo LP) could avoid the inevitable ostracism.
The emergence of the latest single from Biffy Clyro - 'Black Chandelier', listen here - has filled us while we did not hesitate for a second to retrieve the memory lane of some of the previous albums these visceral Scots. The result of this "retrobúsqueda" has resulted in a list of Spotify made with our 25 favorite topics Kilmarnock trident.
The list features classics of yesterday, today and even tomorrow ('stingin' Belle 'appears on the playlist, and it will come included in the "Opposites" that Biffy Clyro will release in January 2013). We sincerely hope you enjoy the collection.Many cane and much MON THE BIFFY!
On February 11, the day will come to light "Holy Fire", the long awaited successor of two LPS - "Total Life Forever" and "Antidotes" - Foals have soared to one of the most respected groups in the scene British alternative. For this occasion the Oxford have chosen not to opt for working with old friends like Dave Sitek or Luke Smith. Foals have wanted another radical change and have therefore decided to relinquish control of the production of the duo compact Flood & Moulder. The seven, scrambled together and have managed to build parts as striking as 'Inhaler', first single from this great album which premiered on the network yesterday and already has an official video interesting.
'Inhaler' is one of those songs that hide much more than meets the eye. There is a world of layers behind the seemingly simplistic atmosphere sounds compiled by Yannis Philippakis escort. With an intro featuring a sinuous guitar riffs, Yannis's voice begins to softly modulated on these, intoxicating a song reaches its climax at the moment when the bass starts with a force that leads directly to some issues Rage Against the Machine (unbelievable but true!). And the song modulates your body, getting to contort into an unpredictable ending that completely breaks with the classic "corset" composing of songs of pop / rock.
Such is the impact that has caused 'Inhaler' that we're crazy to hear "Holy Fire" in its entirety. The thing a lot of expensive promises the third LP of some guys that go direct to grow even more than it had grown so far.
"Pearl Jam Twenty" was a remarkable documentary approach allowed us squarely to the 20 year history of one of our favorite bands: Pearl Jam. Directed by Cameron Crowe ("Almost Famous," "Elizabethtown"), the best of the film lay precisely in the narrative, which spun and seamlessly joined some of the best times I have lived in two decades the band that spawned in 1992 our beloved Eddie Vedder. Despite having mountains and mountains of unreleased material, there have been few who still have wanted to know more about the formation of Seattle. That desire to get closer to all the details of PJ is what has led me to give a visual document of the strangest: a video, divided into two parts, which are the best times I have experienced dads "Ten "or" Vs. "
This document has been created by fans, gathered from recordings extracted from "Pearl Jam Twenty" and the rest of DVDS fanvids PJ to some of the most amateur (and can be found on YouTube). In 2 hours of footage not lack virtually not one of the highlights of the band so if you're a fan of the band, so what are you waiting for take a look?
The band Creed, which became very popular in the world for issues like With Arms Wide Open, My Sacrifice and One Last Breath, Lima will be presented in this November 17.
Shows Works, the producer in charge of the event, confirmed the news via a press release after the band do the same on its official website.
Creed is on a world tour where they review the topics of their first two albums: "My Own Prison" and "Human Clay".
As recalled, Creed left the stage in 2003 and resumed in 2009. Currently, they are working on a fifth album.
Day of news related to Alt-J. The first: the nomination of the emerging indie pop band from Cambridge to Mercury Prize Award to be given on 1 November. The creators of "An Awesome Wave" will have few options to choose the award, but even so fight head to head against other time greats like Michael Kiwanuka, The Maccabees or Lianne La Havas (who as we speak recently). The second story is referring to the song 'Fitzpleasure' and the original music video that has emerged from the alliance between themselves, a French filmmaker and a Belgian artist.
The story of this video refers to the moment when the director Guillaume Cagniard for years JR art director, established the connection between the pervasive thing and audiovisual company Galerie Perrotin, agency representing some of the most renowned artists of the moment : Sophie Calle, Maurizio Cattelan, etc ... After making a video with Massive Attack, COSA decided to approach the Belgian artist Wim Delvoye to develop a new media project: the video for 'Fitzpleasure' Alt-J. Filmed in one day in Paris, production shows a gothic and oppressive atmosphere, taking the special role and tattooed beings as unique garments.
Building on the momentum of their debut album promo, Joe Newman and his entourage made mostly witty tour the UK in the month of November. The dates of all these bowling will find them in the news that people gained Gigwise.
This week has been entirely dedicated to "Come of Age", the second studio album by The Vaccines. First
published our review / recommendation of the album, then drop a post
talking about how much we liked 'Aftershave Ocean', and now we bring you
a brief but intense interview we did recently with Pete Robertson, the
renowned London-based battery. With
Pete talked about quite a bit, with a particular toll on the
composition of "Come of Age", tour plans (Spain!) And fun experiences
that they have lived in the past concerts. The Vaccines playing against moshpists, day in and day out! Incredible.
Without further delay I leave with the item. To see when just more specific detail on the alleged "double" The Vaccines give concert in our country.
- What made you decide to throw live and the way the recording of "Come Of Age"?We started as a live band and our main ambition has always been to play shows. We feel great to know that one of our strengths is the way in which we interact on stage, both musically and personally. We wanted to use this energy in the studio, though, what we had in mind was to record the vocals live with the band. That was an idea that Ethan suggested when we met with him, and finally made sense to do it.
- Some bands say that working with Ethan Johns is the same as working with the guy who has the best team. Do you think the same?No,
especially by the fact that to get to have the best team just need
money, but to be able to use your resources in honest and timeless
records, you have to have a big production history behind you. That's the most important. Ethan has a lot of that and has proven time and again with the albums he has released. An
important point is that the team appreciates Johns as something far
less important than the human element that characterizes the music. I remember I spent the entire recording process trying to get the better of us as instrumentalists, musicians and people. And I think he did a great job.
- Compusisteis items in hotel rooms, airports ..., right?Yes, everywhere. I
remember working on new material in Australia and thought it was very
surreal to be writing something in a city that was so far from home
where I grew up.
- In a previous issue of Rolling Stone comentasteis that you want people to listen to your music while having sex. What song from your repertoire that you think is the most sexual of them all?I think it depends on the type of sex you want to have. If
you want something aggressive, possibly choose 'Bad Mood', but if you
wanted a love rejuvenated, perhaps 'I Always Knew', or 'Lonely World'
for something sweet. But I do not know, I've never fucked listening to The Vaccines. That would be odd, as if they were my friends while I'm watching.
- What could I say about 'Aftershave Ocean'? We love the refreshing feeling of the song. How was the issue?'Ocean
Aftershave' was born from a silhouette guitarrera who composed Freddie,
and that came from an idea of Justin raised letter on a 'sea of
aftershave' and the concept of 'get from the air'. The content is about seeing the world as it is and not mask the bad things with a surface layer of positivity.
- We believe that the songs that feeling home that refers to the rock sound of the sixties. Do you think the same?I think there's a stack of signatures and relate any type of issue (our or any other band) with rock bands of the sixties. Everyone
has taken inspiration from the Beatles, Stone, The Kinks, Neil Young,
Phil Spector ... But there's much more than that in our subjects. Rather
than looking for any kind of time, we look at ourselves, watching
everything that we listened, we read or watched and that affected us. From there we tried to draw the feeling that created that connection.
- Several hearings have been your last concerts that have been launched to make moshpits while tocabais 'Bad Mood'. From this moment, what has been the most fun?Well, the other day we saw some girls were removed the bra in the middle of the song ...
- The introduction of "Ghost Town" seems perfect for a mosh. When composing, Did you think that people would be so crazy to hear it again?None of us thought it was going to happen with that topic. We love to play it. I
remember the first time I was a little nervous the first time we played
it, because it's a little different than what we've done so far. Luckily everything went very well and is a regular song in our bowling.
- Imagine that you can say that The Vaccines opening for a band of your choice. What escogirías?Probably the Rolling Stones, because they invented the style of music we play and are some incredible artists. I think Keith Richards is a phenomenal guitarist, plus he and the rest know farrear ...
- Do you plan to come in concert to Spain soon?Yes! We plan to play a couple of gigs in your country in December, but we do not know more details ...
- What was the best part of playing in the last edition of the FIB (Festival Internacional de Benicàssim)?That performance was one of my favorites. I felt as if all the people that were living there this together, and we share with them that incredible night. The audienca was the best I've gotten to see so far.
- Have you been working an awful lot in the last two years. Do you still feel that you have the energy for, flip, rotate around the world and re-record another album?This hope! We are enjoying the time of our lives but I think we deserve a rest after finalize the tour for this new album. Even so hopefully we get down to compose something soon.
