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The Noisettes' Debut LP Hits Shelves in New Year

Submitted by Aaron_Detroit

Edited by Aaron_Detroit

Tags: Noisettes, Tour, Album



London trio, The Noisettes, have gained some fame in the last year for their unbridled and unpredictable live gigs showcasing the band's signature noisey-pop, fronted by powerhouse vocalist Shingai Shoniwa. After a series of critically acclaimed singles (including the floorfiller "Don't Give Up," released just last month) the band has finally announced the release of its much anticipated debut LP. The 10-track album is titled What's the Time, Mr. Wolf? and will be released on February 5th, preceded by the single "Sister Rosetta" on January 29th. The Noisettes are currently wrapping up a European tour with Muse, and will be right back on the road in the new year to headline through the UK.


UK TOUR DATES:
Saturday 20th January, 2007 - Bourmouth
Sunday 21st January, 2007 - Leicester
Monday 22nd January, 2007 - Oxford
Tuesday 23rd January, 2007 - Norwich
Thursday 25th January, 2007 - Nottingham
Friday 26th January, 2007 - Wakefiled
Saturday 27th January, 2007 - York
Monday 29th January, 2007 - London
Tuesday 30th January, 2007 - Manchester
Wednesday 31st January, 2007 - Wrexham
Friday 2nd February, 2007 - Liverpool
Saturday 3rd February, 2007 - Wigan
Sunday 4th February, 2007- Stoke
Monday 5th February, 2007 - Sheffield
Wednesday 7th February, 2007 - Leeds
Thursday 8th February, 2007 - Glasgow
Friday 9th February, 2007 - Aberdeen
Saturday 10th February, 2007 - Newcastle
Monday 12th February, 2007- Southampton
Tuesday 13th February, 2007 - Guildford
Thursday 15th February, 2007 - Wolverhampton
Friday 16th February, 2007 - Cardiff
Saturday 17th February, 2007 - Bristol
Sunday 18th February, 2007 - Brighton




What's the Time, Mr. Wolf? Track-list:

1. Don't Give Up
2. Scratch Your Name
3. The Cont of Monte Christo
4. Sister Rosetta (Capture The Spirit)
5. Bridge To Canada
6. IWE
7. Nothing To Dread
8. Mind The Gap
9. Cannot Even (Break Free)
10. Hierarchy



Recommended Viewing:

"Don't Give Up" Video


and a clip from the video for "IWE"

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Comments
motherh

motherh

Netherlands
October 2006

DEC 11, 2006 01:17 AM

Whooo!

About time this happened. biggrin

Spoiled

Spoiled

San Francisco, CA
August 2006

DEC 11, 2006 01:26 AM

About time is right.. i saw them in nyc last october and fell in love .. love
That chick kicks ass!

Marcus_x20

Marcus_x20

United Kingdom
January 2004

DEC 11, 2006 07:38 AM

I'm sorry i have to go against the grain here and say that when i saw them supporting Muse, they were absolutely dire, the only thing good about them was the Drummer. I couldnt wait for it to end. whatever
They seemed to be a wannabe Yeah Yeah Yeahs, all (apparent) style and not an iota of substance or songwriting ability.

But hey... everyone's entitled to their opinion and i just happened to be vocal in mine. shocked

Psy_Static

Psy_Static

United Kingdom
OLD SKOOL

DEC 12, 2006 03:07 PM

Blokey57 said:
I'm sorry i have to go against the grain here and say that when i saw them supporting Muse, they were absolutely dire, the only thing good about them was the Drummer. I couldnt wait for it to end. whatever
They seemed to be a wannabe Yeah Yeah Yeahs, all (apparent) style and not an iota of substance or songwriting ability.

But hey... everyone's entitled to their opinion and i just happened to be vocal in mine. shocked



I agree with Blokey, I also seen them support Muse & wasn't overly impressed. They should of had the White Rose Movement similar new band supporting.

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