Supergrass are back with an all new album called “Diamond Hoo Ha” and hopefully this is the album that brings these guys some respect in North America. They’ve never released a bad album and their live show is something to be cherished, but they can also release a mean music video. The video for “Bad Blood”, the second single off of Diamond Hoo Ha is no exception. With wild camera movements mimicking the movements of objects on the screen, this clip with make your head spin (kind of like the intro). Check this video out and show some love for Supergrass, they sure deserve it:
Here’s a great list made by the gang at AllMusic.com featuring 10 lesser known bands that will rock your socks off.
So far my favorite is Earl Greyhound, but they’re all pretty awesome.
From NME.com:
Supergrass have announced details of their forthcoming sixth album, ‘Diamond Hoo Ha’.
The follow-up to 2005’s ‘Road To Rouen’ will be released on March 24, and was produced by Nick Launey, who has also worked with Arcade Fire and Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
The band are promising an album of glam-rock style songs, with the lead single, named ‘Diamond Hoo Ha Man’, released earlier this month.
The tracklisting for the album is:
‘Diamond Hoo Ha Man’
‘Bad Blood’
‘Rebel In You’
‘When I Needed You’
‘345′
‘Return Of Inspiration’
‘Rough Knuckles’
‘Ghost Of A Friend’
‘Whisky & Green Tea’
‘Outside’
‘Butterfly’Meanwhile, Supergrass will play a short UK tour in March. The gigs will be the first bassist Mick Quinn will have played with the band since he broke his back last summer.
Supergrass play:
Edinburgh Liquid Rooms (March 11)
Liverpool Carling Academy (12)
Cambridge Junction (13)
London Roundhouse (14)
Mick Quinn, the bassist for british rock band Supergrass broke 2 vertabrae in his back and shattered his heel in a bizarre accident in the south of France. Apparently he was sleepwalking and walked right out of a first floor window. Thankfully the doctors expect him to make a full recovery, but the band has had to cancel a few shows as a result. Get well soon Mick!
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