Goldfinger have announced the tracklisting for their new album.
Hello Destiny will be the band’s debut for SideOneDummy and is set for an April 21st release. The record reportedly has a sound reminiscent of their self-titled record from 1995 and the tracklisting is:
1. One More Time
2. Get Up
3. Goodbye
4. Without Me
5. The Only One
6. War
7. How Do You Do It
8. Bury Me
9. Not Amused
10. Handjobs For Jesus
11. Free Kevin Kjonaas
12. Julian
Eels received an official response from the Queen.
E from the band had invited the Monarch to attend the band’s show at the Royal Festival Hall last month, but she wasn’t able to and the band recruited a lookalike to fill the void. However, the frontman said:
“The Queen’s Lady In Waiting sent me a letter informing me that it would be ‘impossible’ for the Queen to attend our show at Royal Festival Hall,” he explained. “This is the fourth time we’ve played Royal Festival Hall, and I was determined to see a queen sitting in the royal box this time.
Four Tet will release a mini album on April 21st.
Kieran Hebden will put out Ringer with only four tracks, however two of the are almost ten minutes long. The tracklisting is:
‘Ringer’
‘Ribbons’
‘Swimmer’
‘Wing Body Wing’
His DJ and live dates are:
March 24th – Leeds Wire (DJ set)
April 24th – London IndigO2
May 17th – Minehead ATP Festival
The second part of Atmosphere‘s Q&A session has gone live.
Check out why Slug’s hair is like that, what P.O.S. wants to know and what Ant’s worst job was…
Danger Mouse is back at it again.
The producer, who is about to unleash the new Gnarls Barkley album, is reported to be working on Beck’s album. A report on URB states that DM’s management confirmed the two men would be working together on the follow up to 2006’s The Information.
Busy boy!
Korn guitarist Munky has launched a new project.
Fear And The Nervous System will also feature Wes Borland and Bad Religion’s Brooks Wackerman as well as Billy Gould, Leopold Ross and Zach Baird. The band plan to release their new album in August on Munky’s label will Ross Robinson expected to help with production.
Korn frontman Jon Davis will be heading out for a string of solo dates this year.
The singer will perform a variety of material spanning the band’s 15 year career and will include a stop at Download Festival. The full dates are:
June
15th – Download Festival
16th – London Union Chapel
18th – Oxford Academy
19th – Sheffield Leadmill
20th – Liverpool Carling Academy
22nd – Glasgow Garage
23rd – Belfast Spring & Airbrake
24th – Dublin Academy
26th – Perth Concert Hall
27th – Inverness Ironworks
Dinosaur Jr will be playing a one-off show at Koko in May.
The Massachusetts band will be headlining in Camden on May 15th before heading down to Minehead to take part in the All Tomorrow’s Parties festival held at Butlins on May 17th and 18th.
France will be represented by Sebastian Tellier at Eurovision.
The Sexuality star will sing the track Divine, taken from the aforementioned album, in a shock move to inject some actual talent into the competition which, as you may well know, is being headed by a turkey puppet, which is representing Ireland.
Gobble gobble.
Inner Party System are a Pennsylvanian 4 piece that will rock your socks off and dance you into the ground at the same time.
The band are gearing up to head over to the UK and perform at the dates below and in preparation they have put together the following teaser trailer – get your peepers on this…
Inner Party System will be playing this year’s Camden Crawl along with a few other UK dates so be sure to come along and see them.
April:
• 15th – Hoxton Bar & Kitchen
• 16th – Death Disco @ Notting Hill Arts Club
• 17th – Nottingham – Radar @ The Social
• 18th – London – Camden Crawl pre – party @ The Crescent
• 19th – London – Camden Crawl (Venue & Stage TBC)
• 21st – Coventry – Groovy Garden @ Kasbah
• 22nd – London – Club Fandango @ The Dublin Castle
Head over to the bands MySpace to hear the single ‘Don’t Stop’ which is set for release on the 26th May with their debut album to follow on the 25th August 2008.