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The Scottish pop indie band, Franz Ferdinand, who gave us hits like "Take Me Out" and "Do You Want To" are almost ready to release their new album entitled Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Actions. The four guys (Paul Thomson, Alex Kapranos, Nick McCarthy, and Bob Hardy) who "met in Glasgow, UK and started a band," have set the release date for their upcoming LP: August 27th in the US and August 26th in the UK via Domino, reports NME. They also revealed the tracklist and cover art for their new album, which includes a "handful of cuts during a recent intimate gig at the Glasgow venue Nice 'N' Sleazy." The lead singer of Franz Ferdinand, Alex Kapranos, tweeted on May 16th "Here it comes..." and posted the link to the trailer video (see below) for Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Actions. It will be the band's first studio album since 2009's "Tonight," which debuted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200, states Billboard. Read More »
The entire 'Goodie Mob' crew, including group founder and ex-judge on NBC's The Voice Cee-Lo Green, will officially all be heard together again on their new album, Age Against the Machine, set to release on June 18th. This release date for the "Soul Food" rappers' reunion LP was confirmed by Cee-Lo's manager to Fuse last week and will be the first new 'Goodie Mob' record to drop in nine years. The Atlanta hip-hop group released their last album One Monkey Don't Stop No Show back in 2004 without their frontman Cee-Lo, who hasn't appeared with fellow members Big Gipp, Khujo, and T-Mo since 1999's World Party. "It's future-sounding," says Green's manager Mestel of the group's upcoming album. "It's not really what you would think Goodie Mob would be. I think people will be surprised in a positive way when they hear it." Mestel also revealed that the group is planning on putting together a tour to support the album, reports Fuse. Read More »
