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Noisettes Live -
Noisettes set a foot-stomping, tongue-clicking, stage-invading tone last night that brought the warm heart of Africa to Islington in advance of October’s vinspired Lake of Stars festival in Malawi.
In the hallowed surroundings of the Union Chapel, Noisettes frontwoman Shingai Shoniwa shimmered, strutted and swung her way through a spine-tingling set....
Review: The Noisettes Wild Young Hearts (Mercury) -
Sound: A major departure from the raucous, arty London punk of their 2007 debut What’s The Time Mr. Wolf? Wild Young Hearts is much softer and sweeter. Nearly every track has a throwback vibeâ€"either ‘60s Motown, ‘70s disco or ‘80s electro popâ€"with a slight modern twistâ€"beefier guitars, fuller production...
Noisettes -
oisettes do two things exceedingly well: modernized girl-group soul and surging pop-rock, both of which are confidently and expertly handled on Wild Young Hearts, a very good album that falls just short of powerhouse status. They sound even better when the two are combined, which happens frequently enough. Unfortunately, they...
NOISETTES - new live video - US Tour dates -
UK trio NOISETTES are currently heading across America on their summer US tour! Tour dates are below... You can get a taste of their energetic live show with this live video of their latest single, the 60's-soul-ish "Never Forget You" featuring a barefoot, glittery Shingai Shoniwa against a backdrop of...
Howling Bells - The Loudest Engine -
When Sydney’s Howling Bells relocated to London to hook up with British producer Ken Nelson and record their self-titled debut album in 2005, the result was a chaotic and stirring jumble of styles. Juanita Stein’s vocals jolted imperiously against her brother Joel’s spiny guitar licks, introducing a blend of...
The Burning Hour - 80s new wave sounds from artists like The Cure, Peter Gabriel, and Depeche Mode were always upbeat -- even when they were depressed -- atmospheric and romantically inspired. And those great honest guitar-driven rock anthem bands from the 80s like U2, The Police, and Simple Minds were the same...
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