Album review: Noisettes
Formerly a wimpy three-piece spat out of the arse-end of post-Libertines Camden, Noisettes have done well to cultivate a counter-intuitive aura of amazingness about themselves. They even recently hit Number Two in the singles chart with ‘Don’t...
Noisettes
Noisettes are great, and not just because their singer Shingai Shoniwa has hair like a new rave unicorn’s mane. Their soul-rock-blues jam is very odd indeed, but songs like ‘Scratch Your Name’ and ‘Bridge To Canada’ have tunes equally as...
Noisettes
Holy mutha! Our tight Camden slacks can’t handle Noisettes’ ex-choirgirl frontwoman Shingai’s sleazy serenades. ‘Scratch Your Name’ lures you in with a bitten lip and come hither glare, before its frenetic chorus seals a sucker-punch...
Noisettes: The Charlotte, Leicester, Monday,...
Punk: the studded grandfather to so many. Decade to decade, it’s splattered genre after genre with its virile seed. Ska-punkers root-a-tooting on their saxophones; art-punks chucking paint up the walls instead of writing decent songs; pop-punk;...
