Showing posts with label John Lydon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Lydon. Show all posts

Thursday, October 29, 2015

Watch: Public Image Ltd Unleash Music Video For "Bettie Page"

English post-punk legends Public Image Ltd (PiL) have unleashed the video for their next single "Bettie Page".

The song is taken from their 10th studio album 'What The World Needs Now…', which was released last month via PiL Official. Grab it copy here.

It will be out on November 13th as 7" vinyl single.

The video was directed and filmed by John Rambo Stevens. Watch it below.


Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Watch: Public Image Ltd Share Music Video For "The One"

English post-punk legends Public Image Ltd (PiL) have shared the video for their next single "The One".

The song is taken from their 10th studio album 'What The World Needs Now…', which was released last month via PiL Official. Grab it copy here.

The video was directed and filmed by John Rambo Stevens. Watch it below.


Tuesday, July 07, 2015

New Entry: Public Image Ltd Share New Single "Double Trouble"

English post-punk legends Public Image Ltd (PiL) have shared their brand new single "Double Trouble".

The song is the lead single of their forthcoming 10th studio album 'What The World Needs Now…', which will be released on 4th September via PiL Official. Pre-order your copy here.

The single will be out on 21st August. Stream it below.


Monday, May 18, 2015

Public Image Ltd Announce New Album 'What The World Needs Now…'

Public Image Ltd (PiL) have announced the release of their 10th studio album 'What The World Needs Now…'

The 11-track album will be out on 4th September via PiL Official, and was recorded last year at Steve Winwood’s Wincraft studios. It follows the huge critical success of 2012's 'This is PiL', the band's first album in 17 years. 

The LP will be preceded by opener and lead single 'Double Trouble' on 21st August. The 10" vinyl version will be backed by 'Bettie Page' and also come with additional non-album bonus track 'Turkey Tits'.

Tracklist:

01. Double Trouble
02. Know Now
03. Bettie Page
04. C’est La Vie
05. Spice of Choice
06. The One
07. Big Blue Sky
08. Whole Life Time
09. I’m Not Satisfied
10. Corporate
11. Shoom

(facebook.com/pilofficial)

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Watch: Sex Pistols Share Brand New Video For 'Holidays In The Sun'

The Sex Pistols have posted a brand new clip for their classic single 'Holidays In The Sun', 35 years on from its original release.

The single was first released in October 1977, and is lyrically built around John Lydon‘s experiences in Berlin when the Pistols decamped there earlier that year as the media frenzy around the group escalated in the wake of their sacking by A&M Records.

Directed by Julien Temple, the clip uses home footage shot by John 'Boogie' Tiberi.

John Lydon recently looked back on that trip to Berlin. "Berlin was a very different town then. It was like that scene in Apocalypse Now when they go up the river and they see the flares and the party going on, all the soldiers on acid… That's what Berlin was like, with a chaotic war-zone wrapped around it. The Communists were looking in on this adventure playground. Quite mental."

Watch 'Holidays In The Sun' below.

Wednesday, January 04, 2012

John Lydon: Music Industry Has Been 'Taken Over' By X Factor

Expected to be released his ninth studio album with the band in the first half of 2012, Public Image Ltd. frontman John Lydon, has taken aim at TV talent shows such as the X Factor for creating an environment in which innovative acts struggle to find attention.

Describing talent shows as ‘unimportant’, Lydon told: “And it’s a shame that the music industry has been taken over and dominated by them. Particularly American Idol – you know, the way they love to awards themselves every year, those institutions.” It’s all artists from that ilk, isn’t it? If you want to call them artists. Unfortunately there’s some fantastic singers that come out of that, but they’re karaoke.”

In turning his attention to record companies, Lydon said: “If you ever want to know why I’m not on a record label, look at The X Factor. Honestly, of all the people that strive to break barriers in music and do good things and write great lyrics, not one of them would ever pass the first round on any of these competitions".