Audio
Bullys 'Shot Me Down' (Dance) Audio
Bullys have taken Nancy Sinatra's original from the 'Kill Bill' soundtrack
and used its fearsome atmosphere, to play host to one of their most
unashamedly dancefloor friendly cuts to date. Laden with wobbly basslines
and dropping down to the barest of vocals it has tension, it has outright
abandon, and it is undoubtedly one of the finest-crafted bootlegs
to have emerged in the past few years
DJ
Sammy 'Why' (Dance)
The irrepressible DJ Sammy returns with another truly massive hit
that is set to ignite the UK's airwaves and dance floors over the
coming summer. Sammy's interpretation of Annie Lennox's early 90's
solo hit 'Why' delivers all the smouldering emotion of the original,
whilst turning up the heat for 2005 with his unmistakable Balearic
sun-kissed beats.
Foo
Fighters 'Best Of You' (Rock)
The mighty Foo Fighters return with the dazzling 'Best Of You’,
the first single to be taken from their forthcoming epic double album
‘In Your Honour’. Sure to become a rock anthem, spanning
the boundaries of hysteria at this year's Reading Festival, 'Best
Of You' is laced with slabs of oversized rock and reinforced with
a smouldering guitar frenzy, proving Dave Grohl and the guys are still
at the top of their game, ten years after their debut.
Gwen
Stefani 'An Honest Mistake' (Alt) Ready to attack and lead the
pack, Gwen Stefani releases her third solo single, ‘Hollaback
Girl’. Written in retaliation after someone called Gwen a cheerleader
in an uncomplimentary way, this Neptunes-produced slice of 80s hip-hop
pastiche gives the ultimate middle finger to all the haters with its
infectious chanting chorus, bouncy rhythm and super-cool American
high school video
Got
some extra cash left over from the weekend? Read reviews of the new
albums out and go buy one!
Oasis
'Dont Believe The Truth' (indie) For
those concerned that Oasis have slipped way too deep into the realm
of Dad-rock, you will be pleased to hear that the Gallaghers can still
produce some of the most infectiously catchy indie-rock around. From
the psychedelic whirlpool of hit single ‘Lyla’, to the one
and a half minute swagger of ‘The Meaning Of Soul’, by way
of the magnificently-titled ‘Mucky Fingers’, ‘Don’t
Believe The Truth’ provides the perfect balance between the ups
and the downs.
Soul
Deep 'The Story Of Black Popular Music' Soul music has
conquered the world in the last 50 years - growing from raw, electric
rhythms, to the billion dollar industry it is today with R&B and
hip hop dominating the world's charts.It has been the soundtrack to
some of the most extraordinary social, political and cultural shifts.
'Soul Deep' a definitive 2CD set with sleeve notes by soul historian
Barney Hoskyns, compliments a new BBC six-part series and makes for
a classic overview of one of the greatest music genres of all time.
Gorillaz
'Deamon Days' (Dance)
Cartoon quartet Gorillaz (the brainchild of Blur frontman
Damon Albarn and 'Tank Girl' creator Jamie Hewlett, comprises of the
characters Noodle, Murdoc, 2-D, and Russell who inhabit a virtual
world on Gorillaz.com)
return with their sophomore album 'Demon Days', the follow-up to Gorillaz's
worldwide smash self-titled debut.
Fancy
writing for our music or news pages? Email us your details and a review
/ story and you may just find it on Newquays very own website!
CLICK
HERE TO EMAIL US
