Sweeping The Nation — The last year of the old millennium, all talk of new ages and old bugs, and we find music trying to work out itself where to go next. Shania Twain spent more weeks atop the album chart than anyone else, Westlife's reign of terror began, and the n... more info

Sweeping The Nation — At the time, 2002 was portrayed as a nadir for popular music. Alongside Westlife's peak of popularity, a decline in British interest in the Billboard Hot 100 and much hand-wringing about the effect of filesharing as the pop charts turned fifty ye... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — The Tuesday ClubFrom: EnglandBoo Hoo from the self confessed "Freaky Four" The Tuesday Club sounds like Blur if Damon Albarn didn't take himself so seriously; Wire if they reformed as a Britpop act with a tongue embeded in their cheek; Roxy Music... more info

Uncut — Blur's guitarist on jazz saxophone, his fear of screaming teenage girls and his favourite Oasis song Photo by Essy Syad Blur's guitarist on jazz saxophone, his fear of screaming teenage girls and his favourite Oasis song The post Graham Coxon o... more info

Stereogum — The heavy, brooding, adventurous Pittsburgh hardcore band Code Orange will release the new album Forever later this week, and we recently posted their song "Bleeding In The Blur." Today, they've shared another one, a potent erratic stomp called "Ugly... more info

Rock Sound — This is different. Code Orange have released a new song, 'Bleeding In The Blur'. It sounds like this. So good. The band's new album, 'Forever', will be released on January 13 via Roadrunner. more info

Chorus.fm — Code Orange have released the new song “Bleeding in the Blur.” The post Code Orange – “Bleeding in the Blur” appeared first on chorus.fm. more info

Consequence of Sound — Third album, Forever, lands in stores next week. more info

Metalsucks — It's like a poppy 90s alt-rock jam! The post Let Code Orange’s “Bleeding in the Blur” Do the Rocking in Your Ear appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Stereogum — The ferocious Pittsburgh hardcore bruisers Code Orange (formerly Code Orange Kids) have long been one of the most restless, feverish groups within their genre, and their willingness to experiment has set them apart. Next week, they'll release Forever... more info