By the time
The Band was ready to record their third album,
Stage Fright, in 1970, they were riding high from having released back-to-back albums that solidified them as one of the most exciting and revolutionary groups of the late 1960s. Seemingly coming from nowhere and everywhere in ‘68, their landmark debut album,
Music From Big Pink, drew from the American roots music panoply of country, blues, R&B, gospel, soul, rockabilly, the honking tenor sax tradition, hymns, funeral dirges, brass band music, folk, and rock ‘n’ roll to forge a timeless new style that forever changed the course of popular music. When they released their seminal eponymous second album the following year, “The Brown Album” as it would lovingly be called, not much more was known about the reclusive group. The band, made up of four Canadians and one American, was still shrouded in mystery, allowing for listeners and the music press to let their imaginations run wild about who these men were a
Bring Me The Horizon Post Live At The Royal Albert Hall To Streaming Services Friday, 18 December 2020 Written by Jon Stickler
Bring Me The Horizon have made their 2016 show at London s Royal Albert Hall available online. Live At The Royal Albert Hall captures the Sheffield band s one-off performance alongside a full orchestra and choir in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust. They said: Our Live At The Royal Albert Hall performance in 2016 was such an incredible experience which pushed us fully out of our comfort zones at the time. We re stoked to be able to release this digitally as a gift to our fans to round up 2020.
Bring Me The Horizon’s Live At The Royal Albert Hall to hit streaming services tomorrow
Bring Me The Horizon’s second live record, Live At The Royal Albert Hall, will be available digitally from December 18.
Words: Emily Carter
We’ve already had plenty of new music from Bring Me The Horizon this year with the release of their excellent Post Human: Survival Horror EP, and the band are keeping the material coming in 2020 by putting their Live At The Royal Albert Hall release on streaming services.
The Sheffield titans’ second live LP will be available digitally from December 18, having initially been released on CD, vinyl, DVD, Blu-ray and digital download. The album captures Horizon at the gorgeous London venue on April 22, 2016, on the touring cycle for their fifth studio album That’s The Spirit, with support on the night coming from PVRIS.
Also this week, Swift
folklore vaults 5-3, thanks to the debut of her Disney Plus special and the rollout of its vinyl version, which sees the isolation recording rule the ARIA Vinyl Albums Chart.
British indie heroes Arctic Monkeys bow at No. 4 with
Live At The Royal Albert Hall, the followup to their chart-topping 2018 studio album
Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino. The live compilation becomes the Sheffield bandâs seventh top five ARIA album, including all six of their studio albums.
Rounding out the Top 5 is Miley Cyrusâ
Plastic Hearts, down 3-5, while Yungbludâs U.K. No. 1
Weird! starts at No. 6 in the land Down Under.
YUNGBLUD tops UK Record Store Chart with Weird!
YUNGBLUD tops UK Record Store Chart with Weird!
YUNGBLUD gets a UK chart double with his second studio album.
YUNGBLUD has followed up his number one success on the UK’s main chart by topping the UK Record Store Chart with Weird!.
Arctic Monkeys’ drive to raise money for War Child with their Live At The Royal Albert Hall record has gotten off to a strong start meanwhile, debuting at #2, while two of Live4ever’s favourite albums of the year – Fontaines D.C.’s A Hero’s Death and Porridge Radio’s Every Bad – both re-enter the Top 5.