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Showing posts with label Hottest Record In The World. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hottest Record In The World. Show all posts

Thursday, 8 October 2015

The 1975 premier new single 'Love Me'

After spending 4 months in Los Angeles dedicated to recording their sophomore album, Manchester band The 1975 are back with a vengeance armed with an exciting, striking brand new track. 'Love Me' is the first track to be heard from the new LP, and is utterly brilliant. With a sound reflecting classic 80's pop, such as catchy guitar riffs which echo the tone of Bowie, one cannot help but feel a sense of eager familiarity with this track. Frontman Matthew Healy provides a wonderful vocal, armed with enthusiasm and grit. This song is undoubtedly an exceptional, clean and contemporary take on classic pop and is the lead up to something incredible.


'Love Me' was premiered on Radio 1 this evening as Annie Mac's Hottest Record and received an overwhelming response. The single is due for release on iTunes at midnight tonight. In an interview following the track, the band announced that their album is due for release in February 2016 and will contain 17 songs. The album's title has been unveiled as, ‘I Like It When You Sleep For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It’.

You can listen to the new single 'Love Me' at minute 3.37 below on the iPlayer Radio link. Enjoy!

Thursday, 26 June 2014

Twin Atlantic reveal 'Brothers and Sisters' on Radio 1

Twin Atlantic revealed the second single from their forthcoming album, Great Divide, due out on August 18th. It was featured as Zane Lowe's 'Hottest Record In The World' last night and now you can listen to the song down below.

Brothers and Sisters widens the album's appeal with a softer, more relaxed tone - a side to the band that has always been popular with the fans. Take their hit Crash Land for example. With the single receiving such a warm reaction so far, we can expect it to make an appearance during their Glastonbury set which was unexpectedly announced yesterday due to Chromeo pulling out. Twin Atlantic will take the penultimate slot on the Saturday night in the John Peel tent.

The album, Great Divide, comes out just ahead of their appearances at Reading and Leeds on the NME/Radio 1 stage where we hope much of the fresh material will make an appearance between the many hits they have sitting in their back catalogue.