Altsounds — Guns N’ Roses will be world premiering their long-awaited Chinese Democracy on their MySpace page tonight at 12AM EST. The album will be hitting Best Buy stores exclusively on November 23rd. The band leaked a new song, “Better,Â... more info

MTV.comMcCartney, Guns N' Roses albums to launch on MySpaceReuters - 1 hour agoBy Robert MacMillan NEW YORK (Reuters) - Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney and Guns N' Roses released their biggest hits on vinyl records and compact discs, but on Thursday, thei... more info

Reuters — NEW YORK (Reuters) - Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney and Guns N' Roses released their biggest hits on vinyl records and compact discs, but on Thursday, their new albums will debut online on MySpace. more info

The Telegraph — The new album by Guns N’ Roses is finally here, but was it worth the 15-year wait – and the $13m spent on making it, asks Andrew Perry. more info

Culture Bully — [by Chris DeLine] “Chinese Democracy” opens with a shrieking Axl Rose whose voice overwhelms a surprisingly sharp rhythm section. The song ignites the near-mythological album, also tossing aside any preconceived notion of what Chinese Democracy s... more info

Popdose — Guns N’ Roses - Chinese Democracy (Geffen, 2008) purchase this album (Best Buy) Unless you have spent a lot of time in the company of William Shatner, Chinese Democracy will likely be one of the most ridiculous audio recordings you ever come across... more info

MTV.com News — Chinese Democracy's impending arrival has us digging into the MTV News vaults for gems from the Guns N' Roses frontman.By James Montgomery Axl Rose at the 1992 VMAs Photo: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic For something like 15 years now, Axl Rose h... more info

BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat — Veteran rockers give the winner of their YouTube competition the chance to hear Chinese Democracy before anyone else at their own 'ultimate rock party'. more info

NME — Metallica have declared they are not waiting with bated breath for former touring partners' Guns N' Roses' long-awaited new album. more info

NME — Guitarist Slash - or rather an impersonator of the infamous axeman - has made an appearance in a new Guns N' Roses-related video. more info