Dutch bass-merchants Noisia have unleashed their new video onto the world and it’s a stormer.
The track is Machine Gun, released on March 8th and comes from their upcoming album Split The Atom which is dropping on April 5th. Turn the volume up and get deaf.
Not long back, we showed you what the amazing packaging for the Freeway & Jake One album The Stimulus Package looked like and now there’s one for the vinyl junkies. Marbled green vinyl? Hell yeah!
Real Skateboards pro Peter Ramondetta and filmer Dan Wolfe spent 5 days cruising. Enjoy this fresh footy from DLX and click here for the latest Real catalogue to see what’s incoming.
Death have posted up some old footage of various team riders from Dan Cates’ VX2000 shredding Boreham Wood, Watford and Crawley’s concrete parks. Watch tricks from Steak, Moggins, Cates, Grogan, Boots and Horsey who is on the edit here.
IPATH team riders Kenny Reed, Fred Gall and Aaron ‘Jaws’ Homoki feature in this left over footage from their recent tour of Thailand. Look out for the new Langston hemp shoes out there right now as they look sick.
Wiley is something of an enigma, routinely labelled as the godfather of grime and continually flitting from label to label [Big Dada, Atlantic and now Virgin]. But one thing you can say about Eski Boy is that he knows how to release a single. From Pies to Rolex, She Likes To to Bow E3, he has the catchy hook and the lyrics that, though they’re not the most groundbreaking, definitely leave an impression.
Well he’s back again and this time he’s vibing over the Shy FX produced Never Be Your Woman which samples Crossfire HQ’s Friday Playlist favourite Your Woman by White Town. Whoever would have imagined that? Still, the most important thing is that it works – it’s catchy, the chorus is great and the beat will ensure you’re going to hear this a lot over the coming months in clubland and beyond.
The video is a good ‘un too, not overly concerned with some contrived narrative whilst at the same time not showing a bunch of women with fox heads on. So get your eyes locked down below and open up those ears, Wiley’s at it again.
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A.F.I. have a new video, for their track Beautiful Thieves, taken from last year’s Crash Love album.
Don’t forget they’re touring the UK soon at the following dates in April:
5th – Nottingham, Rock City
6th – London, Brixton Academy
8th – Glasgow, ABC
9th – Manchester, Academy
11th – Newcastle, O2 Academy
12th – Birmingham, O2 Academy
Having enjoyed whirlwind success in 2009, The Gaslight Anthem will be back with a new album this summer. The record will be entitled American Slang, and is set for a June release.
Their debut, The ’59 Sound, received mass critical acclaim and propped the band up onto some of the world’s biggest stages, yet the Gaslight Anthem have shown no hesitance in returning to the studio. In support of the new record, the band will play the following headline dates;
June
22nd – Birmingham, Academy 1
23rd – Glasgow, ABC
24th – Manchester, Academy 1
26th – London, HMV Forum
29th – Oxford, Academy 1
Having released his last two records through Geffen, The Game has announced he will be returning to Aftermath for his forthcoming album R.E.D.
This news came through the rappers twitter feed as he tweeted, “It’s funny how things come full circle, R.E.D.,” accompanied by a picture of himself wearing four Aftermath medallions.
Rejoining the Aftermath roster, Game will join the likes of Eminem, 50 Cent and one of his early mentors Dr Dre.
New Young Pony Club have scheduled a last minute warm-up show ahead of their full UK tour starting later this month. The gig will take place at Madame Jojo’s on February 9th.
The band have recently completed work on their second album, The Optimist, which will be released on March 8th.
New Young Pony Club will play;
February
9th – London Madame Jojo’s
22nd – London O2 Academy Islington
March
15th – Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms
16th – Birmingham Academy 2
17th -Bristol The Thekla
18th – Oxford Academy 2
20th – Manchester Moho Live
21st – Leeds Cockpit 2
22nd – Nottingham Stealth
23rd – Glasgow King Tuts
25th – Newcastle Academy 2
26th – Liverpool Korova
27th – Cambridge Junction 2