Posts Tagged ‘mystery jets’

Here you’ll find all the latest news from this week’s UK Indie Album and Singles Charts, as well as Live4ever’s highlights taken from some of our featured tours going on in a major city near you over the next 7 days.

In today’s Soundbites, lovebirds Russell Brand and Katy Perry discuss marriage with that old romantic Morrissey, also setting a date are Kings Of Leon, the main-players behind the campaign to save 6Music kick back and have a cigar, there’s another festival concluding it’s plans and Arcade Fire play down their rather gloomy image.

In today’s Soundbites we discuss our favourites for this year’s Mercury Music Prize, Rivers Cuomo talks through the new Weezer album, there’s details of a new We Are Scientists tour and there’s a battered old piano up for sale for £150,000. There’s also news of a new Killers collaboration, Mystery Jets give their views on the Libertines reunion, while The Vaselines speak of their part in Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged show.

Here you’ll find all the latest news from this week’s UK Indie Album and Singles Charts, as well as Live4ever’s highlights taken from some of our featured tours going on in a major city near you over the next 7 days.

In the week of the release of their third studio album ‘Serotonin‘, London five-piece Mystery Jets have been discussing their confidence in the new material, saying they believe the new record is their best to date.

Here you’ll find all the latest news from this week’s UK Indie Album and Singles Charts, as well as Live4ever’s highlights taken from some of our featured tours going on in a major city near you over the next 7 days.

In today’s Soundbites we look at a disappointing weekend for Amy Winehouse, one of the many highlights from the 2010 Glastonbury festival, how The National nearly closed down an airport, and there’s the latest news from Laura Marling, Pulp, The Libertines and Mystery Jets.

With the recent demise of indie heroes, Supergrass, the mantel can now be officially passed down to the Mystery Jets, who may have their own take on the art of the ‘indie pop’ song, but fill the Oxford boys shoes quite comfortably, if not from a point of slight inferiority. Tunes laden with hooks, glimmers of quirkiness, and perfect for filling a dancefloor – that’s what they do best at the moment and new single ‘Flash A Hungry Smile‘ ticks all of those boxes.

Mystery Jets have revealed the details of their forthcoming third studio album.

Out on July 5th, the new record will be called ‘Serotonin‘, and has been produced by Chris Thomas, who has worked with many classic acts throughout his long career including The Beatles, the Sex Pistols and Pink Floyd.