Arctic Monkeys will get together with Queens Of The Stone Age on their new record album, say reports.
According to the Daily Star, singer Josh Homme has agreed to work on tracks with the Sheffield band in America.
Homme commented: "We're gonna start by doing a couple of tracks. No pressure.
"The goal is to record something they dig so much everyone else will too."
Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner performed at Reading and Leeds Festivals with his side project The Last Shadow Puppets at the weekend.
Speaking about Turner's recent venture, Homme commented: "He's a really smart guy. I think what he's doing now is very brave.
"It's nice to watch person make an attempt to really surprisal you. Safety in music is truly disgusting, you know, so you have to drive that leap into the unknown."
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Thursday, 28 August 2008
Monday, 18 August 2008
Jamie T gets V Festival 2008 singing
Jamie T enjoyed some of the sing-a-longs of this year's V Festival - playing the JJB Arena at the Staffordshire site this evening (August 17).
Backed by his band The Pacemakers, the fans backing vocals echoed obstreperously around the tent as the Wimbledon singer-songwriter played.
"Thank you so much, it's good to be game," Jamie T declared, applauding their tattle mid-way through the gig. "We haven't played a show in about a year so we appreciate you all turning up."
Then switch to his acoustic bass part, the vocaliser performed 'Back In The Game' earlier his stripe rejoined him for an amped version of 'Bassguitar'.
As with his appearance yesterday (August 16) at the Chelmsford situation, he debuted new, fighting song 'Sticks And Stones', though did not play second new song �Bruce�.
Asking the gravid crowd, wHO were motionless singing along loudly if they were �ready for a dancing", he finished up with 'Salvador' and 'Sheila'.
Jamie T played:
'Operation'
'If You've Got The Money'
'Ike And Tina'
'Sticks And Stones'
'Back In The Game'
'Bassguitar'
'Calm Down Dearest'
'Salvador'
'Sheila'
Keep checking NME.COM for the latest news, pictures, videos and blogs live from both V Festival Chelmsford and V Festival Staffordshire all weekend.
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Backed by his band The Pacemakers, the fans backing vocals echoed obstreperously around the tent as the Wimbledon singer-songwriter played.
"Thank you so much, it's good to be game," Jamie T declared, applauding their tattle mid-way through the gig. "We haven't played a show in about a year so we appreciate you all turning up."
Then switch to his acoustic bass part, the vocaliser performed 'Back In The Game' earlier his stripe rejoined him for an amped version of 'Bassguitar'.
As with his appearance yesterday (August 16) at the Chelmsford situation, he debuted new, fighting song 'Sticks And Stones', though did not play second new song �Bruce�.
Asking the gravid crowd, wHO were motionless singing along loudly if they were �ready for a dancing", he finished up with 'Salvador' and 'Sheila'.
Jamie T played:
'Operation'
'If You've Got The Money'
'Ike And Tina'
'Sticks And Stones'
'Back In The Game'
'Bassguitar'
'Calm Down Dearest'
'Salvador'
'Sheila'
Keep checking NME.COM for the latest news, pictures, videos and blogs live from both V Festival Chelmsford and V Festival Staffordshire all weekend.
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Friday, 8 August 2008
Metamusic
Artist: Metamusic
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Transformation
Year:
Tracks: 2
Artist Series Vol. 3
Year:
Tracks: 2
One of the c. H. Best new artists to come up out of the high profile Clear Records ingroup, Metamatics was formed by Lee Norris and Dominic Kennedy. Similar to the flimsy melodies of µ-Ziq only with an emphasis on spare dowtempo breakbeats and crisp percussion, Norris and Kennedy debuted on Clear with quatern EPs during former 1997. Their debut record album A Metamatics Production appeared in April of that year. After Kennedy's going, Neo Ouija followed in 1998, on the Japanese P-Vine judge. Metamatics resurfaced two long fourth dimension afterward with Shade Tinsel Shoal and Cast Unison (the latter a collaboration with Clatterbox).
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