"Paradise"from the album Mylo Xyloto2011iTunes Coldplay has further whetted fans' appetites for its highly anticipated fifth album, Mylo Xyloto, by debuting the set's second single, "Paradise."The piano-heavy track, which Coldplay premiered on its website Monday morning, falls in line with the stadium-sized pop rock...

"It’s been 15 or 16 years since the last truly classic album, but I think we’ve done it," Serge Pizzorno claims of Velociraptor!, which is exactly the kind of bullish boasting which, along with their boorish interviews and boozy gang attitude, have made it easy to pigeonhole Kasabian as...

Sometimes mere details can transform a good headlining set into a great one. The weather, the occasion maybe, but for the closing night a great frontman made the difference: Jarvis Cocker. Apparently this was billed as some contest over which band deserved to top the bill between The Strokes and...

Bolstered by a rain bothered crowd, you still imagine Miles Kane would step onto any stage with the giddy appearance of a boxer straight after wielding a knock-out blow. With his arms punching the air, opener 'Better Left Invisible' flooded the NME/Radio 1 tent with the overbearing sound of a...

With a gorgeous sunset which swathed the Main Stage in a deep red light, frankly the evening called for a band such as Elbow. Enticed onstage by a string section to the building opening track, 'The Birds', Guy Garvey already had the crowd in the palm of his hands; leading...

Ten years have passed since Muse released Origin of Symmetry, the album that pretty much catapulted them onto stadium sell-out stardom. Friday night on the Main Stage saw the album given a dust off and a glorious run through but until then there was the pomposity of their entrance to...

The extreme and self-consciously English accent that accompanies the almost spoken vocal delivery and the gentle pace at the start of this single from Reading's Pete and The Pirates mask just how incredibly infectious and memorable it is; once the fantastic main riff starts in and the beautiful vocal harmonies...

After being previously enchanted by Rubicks releases of 'Is This Love?' and 'Giddy Up' way back in 2010 which both ruffled our feathers with crunchy beats, distorted, emotionally charged, husky female vocals and infectious beats, here comes their sophomore album, "The Rise Of The Giddy" which incidentally includes those two...

To give Origin of Symmetry some context, it was the album that pushed Muse into upper echelons of the charts; a set that marked Matt Bellamy’s lyrics out as speaking defiantly, ponderously, on behalf of Muse’s ever-growing fanbase. During interviews in the run-up, they talked of this album marrying their...

Taken from the band's third album, "Together We Were Made", the new single from The Feeling, 'Leave Me Out Of It', is not some of their best work to date.

Knowing that the track features the unique vocals of Sophie Ellis-Bextor, you may expect something a little more upbeat, a little...