All-Noise

6 days ago | all-noise.co.uk | Luke Glassford

As much as critics would like to say ‘the golden age’ of music was when artists sold their records purely on talent, this has never been so. Fashion has always played a prominant role in the industry and is one of the reasons why so many bands and artists are as popular as they are. Bands like The Rolling Stones and artists like David Bowie based their acts on having an individuality that made people take notice of not only their songs but also their clothes and style.

1 week ago | all-noise.co.uk | Luke Glassford

I’ve never been a huge fan of The Black Keys in the past, I’ve quite liked them but never really find myself going back to listen to their albums. From what I’ve heard of their new album Turn Blue, though, it seems like the blues-rock duo have taken a big step forwards with their sound. ‘Fever’ is a satisfying pop stomper with plenty of soul, and the title track revealed last month is a woozy classic in the making.

2 weeks ago | all-noise.co.uk | Harvey Dyer

01 MAY John Fogerty + Family in Concert: Fogerty’s Factory Tiny Desk Fogerty’s Factory – John Fogerty + Family: Tiny Desk (Home) ConcertJohn Fogerty plays three Creedence Clearwater Revival classics with some help from his family for his Tiny Desk home concert. Read more on NPRShare this Music with your friends :Like this:Like Loading...

2 weeks ago | all-noise.co.uk | Harvey Dyer

IntroductionMusic with soul runs deeper than just notes on a page – it’s an emotional journey that connects with listeners on a raw, authentic level. When musicians pour genuine feeling into their craft, they create sounds that speak directly to our hearts and experiences. True soulful music blends the passionate foundations of gospel, the storytelling power of blues, and the rhythmic energy of R&B to create something truly special.

2 weeks ago | all-noise.co.uk | Luke Glassford

Although the tracks that have so far surfaced from The Great Gatsby soundtrack have been interesting, we’ve all been waiting to hear this one. Producer Mark Ronson debuted Beyonce and OutKast’s Andre 3000’s version of Amy Winehouse’s track on his radio show last night, and now there’s a radio rip you can hear below. Amy’s dad Mitch has already had his say on the track, calling it “terrible” – which is a bit harsh, although you definitely wouldn’t call it “brilliant”. I’ll go with “different”.