NOISETTES - Whats The Time Mr Wolf Review

It's a conventional line-up of guitar, bass and drums powering the Noisettes, but you'd think they were playing industrial cleaning machines, so ear-scouring is their sound. Their debut album kicks off with four songs previously released as singles, each one dazzling in its confidence. There's a pummelling vitality to Don't Give Up, while on Sister Rosetta (Capture the Spirit) the band clearly couldn't decide which of two exhilarating choruses was better so they've included both....full text If you'd gone down to the Muse gig last year, you'd have been in for a big surprise. If you'd gone down to the Muse gig last year, you should have gone early (and in disguise). For every band that ever there was, should have a support act as good as this lot, and today's the day The Noisettes have their album out....full text Much as we enjoyed Karen O’s transformation into a pathos-peddling rock goddess of globe-straddling proportions in 2006, some of us were left itching for a rock ‘n’ roll fix dipped in the same glitter and spunk that made Fever To Tell such a brazen thrill....full text