Klaxons are out with the music video to their new single ‘Twin Flames’, off the English alternative rock band’s second studio album ‘Surfing the Void’, out now on Polydor Records. Watch it via Vevo below.
Klaxons are out with the music video to their new single ‘Twin Flames’, off the English alternative rock band’s second studio album ‘Surfing the Void’, out now on Polydor Records. Watch it via Vevo below.
Klaxons dismiss their critics as they ready for their comeback with the new single ‘Echoes’ and anticipated second album, ‘Surfing The Void’. “The idea that we’ve taken an idea and executed it to a fairly terrible effect,” Jamie Reynolds read as he and his bandmates laughed. “Thank you very much for saying that.” Watch the comments in a report from ITN below.
Klaxons are out with the music video to their new single ‘Echoes’, the first release off the British alternative rock band’s second studio album ‘Surfing The Void’, released in August 23rd via Polydor. The treatment was shot in the Egyptian white desert with long-time creative collaborator/director, Saam. Watch it via YouTube below.
In an interview with Time Off magazine, Klaxons guitarist Simon Taylor-Davis suggests that a follow-up to their critically praised debut ‘Myths Of The Near Future’ won’t be as hard as people might think. “Listening back to it, I think it’s very exciting and makes me want to make another one,” he explained. “People often talk about difficult second albums, well we had a difficult first album – seven or eight months recording and we made everything up as we went along. We didn’t have 30 songs to pick from like other bands claim to have; we had 11, and that was it! I think that next time will be an exciting time where we’ll have a few months to really delve new worlds and push ourselves as far as we can go.” Singer Jamie Reynolds added, “I think next time we’ll just expand everything. We’ll just make it bigger and better – just keep expanding, you know.” The article at timeoff.com.au has since been removed.
Rock acts on television this week include:
Kid Rock, who performs on ‘The Late Show with David Letterman’ on Monday and visits ‘Total Request Live’ on Tuesday
The Shins, who perform on ‘The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’ on Monday
Shout Out Louds, who perform on ‘The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson’ on Monday
Paramore, who perform on ‘Late Night with Conan O’Brien’ on Monday and ‘TRL’ on Thursday
Matchbox Twenty, who perform on ‘Today’ and ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show’ on Monday
Black Lips, who perform on ‘Late Night’ on Tuesday
Queens of the Stone Age, who perform on ‘The Late Show’ on Wednesday
Plain White T’s, who perform on ‘The Tonight Show’ on Wednesday
Modest Mouse, who perform on ‘The Late Late Show’ on Wednesday
Foo Fighters, who visit ‘The Sauce’ on Wednesday and are musical guests on ‘Saturday Night Live’
The Hives, who visit ‘The Sauce’ on Wednesday
Klaxons, who perform on ‘Late Night’ on Thursday
Serj Tankian of System of a Down, who visits ‘The Sauce’ on Thursday
They Might Be Giants, woh perform on ‘Late Night’ on Friday
Morrissey, who performs on ‘Last Call with Carson Daly’ on Friday
Jon Bon Jovi, who hosts ‘Saturday Night Live’
Klaxons are out with the video to their new single ‘Magick’, from their debut album ‘Myths of the Near Future’. Watch it via YouTube below.
Klaxons are out with the video to their new single ‘It’s Not Over Yet’, from the album ‘Myths of the Near Future’. Watch it below.
Klaxons performed at Shepherds Bush Empire in London, England on Friday (May 18). Check out pictures from RexFeatures.
After flirting with the Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner without success at Coachella, Lindsay Lohan turned to Klaxons rocker James Righton, according to Radaronline.com. Enlisting her bodyguard as a go-between, the singer/actress was said to have invited Righton for a nightcap. But even after a barrage of text messages, Lohan went home alone. Read more.
Shockwaves NME Awards Indie Rave Tour featured The Klaxons and Sunshine Underground in concert on Monday (February 12) at Wulfrun Hall in Wolverhampton, England. Check out pictures from WireImage (The Klaxons / Sunshine Underground).