Axe To Fall, the title track from their upcoming album [released on October 20th], can be heard and downloaded by clicking this link. Get the volume cranked up for this one! In the meantime, remind yourself why you love them:
Stonehenge: ‘Tis A Magic Place, features all three members going to Stonehenge and marks the 25th anniversary of the original film. Check out the band promoting the film below:
Dizzee Rascal is one of the acts to play this year’s BBC Electric Proms.
The rapper will play on October 21st with a live band [Young Punx] and a string sections. Other artists confirmed for the event are Florence And The Machine, Doves, Metronomy and legendary singer Smokey Robinson. More acts will be announced in the coming days and tickets are available now from here.
Super Furry Animals have announced that they will play a one-off London show.
The band, who are also playing in Manchester, will play the HMV Forum on October 9 and will showcase material from their latest album Dark Days/Light Years.
Our new fave band Fake Problems have released a second European tour blog online this week. The Florida based band hit up Amsssshhhterdam, visited a taxidermy horror show and even manage to rip the piss out of legendary punker Jello Biafra! Watch it right here…
Only Revolutions will be preceded by the single The Captain on October 26th according to the BBC. The band will be touring the new material at the following UK shows:
October:
28th – Belfast St George’s Market
29th – Dublin Olympia
November:
1st – Dundee Caird Hall
2nd, 3rd – Glasgow Barrowland
4th – Newcastle O2 Academy
6th – Leeds O2 Academy
7th – Manchester Apollo
8th – Nottingham Rock City
9th – Birmingham O2 Academy
11th – Norwich UEA
12th – London Brixton O2 Academy
15th – Cardiff University
16th – Southampton Guildhall
Arctic Monkeys have announced another show in London on November 17.
Having already revealed that they would play Wembley Arena on November 18, the band who are currently on tour in America and Canada announced the extra show on their website.
The UK and Ireland tour is now:
Liverpool Echo Arena (13)
Sheffield Sheffield Arena (14)
Newcastle Metro Arena (16)
London Wembley Arena (17, 18)
Birmingham Birmingham NIA (20)
Manchester MEN Arena (21)
Nottingham Trent FM Arena (22)
Glasgow SECC (24)
Belfast The Odyssey (25)
Dublin The O2 (26)