Liam Gallagher performing at the 2017 Leeds Festival (Gary Mather / Live4ever)
Liam Gallagher performed his Wall Of Glass single on US television last night.
Gallagher was a guest on the The Late Late Show With James Corden as his debut solo album As You Were careers to the top of the charts in the UK. The LP is a product of sessions with co-writers including Greg Kurstin and Simon Aldred, and is pretty much certain to land the singer his first number one in nearly a decade and Oasis’ final studio record Dig Out Your Soul.
“Acquiring the help of esteemed songwriter and producer Greg Kurstin (Beck, Tegan and Sara, Foo Fighters) to add creative and technical flair to an undoubted vocal prevalence, there is a notable bridging of the gap on much of a record where both lyrical astuteness and biting vocals meet with enticing effect,” Live4ever’s review reads.
“Liam-penned Bold begins as a straightforward three-chord chugging guitar track, singing of a romance being futilely chased before an arresting bridge shifts the song out of its comfort zone and down a side street of Ian Brown-esque cries of, “Lay it on me, yeah” to the backing of an increasing cacophony of lead guitar and orchestral synths for a rousing conclusion.”
