Razorlight Thrilled With Fourth Album

Razorlight are so excited with their upcoming fourth album.

Frontman Johnny Borrell confirms that work on fourth album have almost done and says the process has made him fall ''in love with making music'' again.


He said: ''There's a whole new energy in it because we've got the new guys [in the band].

''Our first record was the garage rock 'n' roll record, the second record was the pop record, the third was the difficult break-up record and I thought if I could get the energy of the first one and some of the irresistibility of the second one, that's what we're going for.

''It's very, very nearly finished. I'm so in love with making music again.''

Johnny is enjoying work so much, he says he is willing to perform ''anywhere''.

He added to NME magazine: ''My philosophy at the moment is I will play anywhere at any point for whatever.

''I'm like, 'We're f***ing musicians, let's just f***ing play.'''

Johnny thinks Razorlight now have "new energy"

The inclusion of new band member is the reason which makes Johnny Borrell thinks that band now have "new energy"

This singer said the entry of new bassist Freddie Stitz and drummer Gus Robertson in the band also energizes their music all over again while recording their new album.

Borrell said: “There’s a whole new energy in it because we’ve got the new guys.”

Explaining the sound of their new material, he said: “Our first record was the garage rock ‘n’ roll record, the second record was the pop record, the third was the difficult break-up record and I thought if I could get the energy of the first one and some of the irresistibility of the second one, that’s what we’re going for.

“My philosophy at the moment is ‘I will play anywhere at any point for whatever’. I’m like, ‘We’re f***ing musicians, let’s just f***ing play’.”

RazorLight Will Be Action In Merthyr Rock festival 2012

For this year's Merthyr Rock Festival, RazorLight have been confirmed by the festival organizers. The event which is going to held from August 31 – September 2 in Cyfartha Park in Wales has also enlarged from two days to three days this year.Also confirmed to play the event are Saves The Day, Yashin and Arcade Roots. Speaking about playing the event, Kids In Glass Houses said: "We curated a stage at Merthyr Rock last year and spent the day at the festival having a great time. Now this year we're honoured to be playing what is set to be a fantastic weekend."

Razorlight have joined O2 in London for Peace One Day concert

Razorlight have joined O2 in London for Peace One Day concert.

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Rockers 'Golden Touch' will reveal with acts including Newton Faulkner, Yusuf (Cat Stevens), Eliza Doolittle, Youssou N'Dour, Flawless and the English National Ballet at the show on September 21.

At the event a number of speakers will also appear with other acts are including Denise Lewis, Jude Law, Monique Coleman and Peace One Day founder and filmmaker Jeremy Gilley.

Jeremy Gilley said: “Peace One Day is calling for and working towards a Global Truce on Peace Day 2012. We have a clear strategy and we hope this will be the largest reduction in global violence in recorded history, both domestically and internationally. This day is as much about non-violence in our schools, our homes, workplace and local communities as it is about ceasefire on the international stage.

"Everyone has a role to play. The O2 show launches a 365-day countdown to the Global Truce. I’m honoured to welcome Razorlight and so grateful to all the artists for giving their time to help Peace One Day take this message to the people of the world.”

Razorlight band were “Spinal Tap from the start”

Razorlight’s Johnny Borrell has says on NME that the band were “Spinal Tap from the start,” a video in which you can see above.

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1984 rockumentary parody film about the band that the music industry is stacked full of hilarious clichés aboutThis Is Spinal Tap. Borrell has revealed that the band's early days in similar circumstances often get people in the film.

According to Borrell, "We’ve had some amusing arguments. Very Spinal Tap. We were Spinal Tap from the start, before we’d even sold a record – it was amazing. It was like, I thought I asked for a hotel room with a bath in it, not a shower… before we’d even put a single out".

Previous weekend, Borrell and bandmate David Sullivan Kaplan were speaking to NME at V Festival and also revealed which band member goes missing the most, Borrell explained that “Fred [Stitz] zips in and out of dimensions – sometimes he takes you with him as well, it’s brilliant.” Kaplan added: “We practically left him in Chelmsford yesterday. The bus was literally driving off site and we realised he wasn’t on it… we had to put him in a net a drag him onto the bus.”


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Razorlight present a new track for fans

Razorlight perform at at a secret show in London on 19th July, they present a new track for fans.

Johnny Borrell is a frontman of the band, who took on stage at London's Concrete to preview tracks from their forthcoming new album.

In the tiny location taking to the stage, Razorlight opened alongside 'In The Morning', from their 2006 album 'Razorlight'.

Other tracks included 'Stumble and Fall', 'Golden Touch', 'Back To The Start, 'In The City' and 'Don't Go Back To Dalston'.

Along with new numbers 'Keep The Right Profile', 'Vertical Women' and 'If It Bleeds'.

Razorlight line-up to replace an "ending the relationship"

Johnny Borrell, Razorlight line-up to replace an "ending the relationship," admits the like.

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Now frontman Freddie Stitz, Gus Robertson and David 'Skully' Sullivan Kaplan Bjorn Agren and Carl Dalemo departure of drummer Andy Burrows acrimoniously soon after joined the band is following up and the Singer insists that any bad feeling with his old bandmates for their musical bond had "run its course".

He said: "I've got nothing bad to say about anyone I make music with. All that happened was we were trying to make a record, it wasn't really working, and I thought, 'I could sit here and work out, make a plan of what I could do. Or I could just do something.'

"So I rented a studio and sat down and said, 'Look, I've met some other people.' A band breaking up is like a relationship ending – you know it's right to move on but that doesn't mean it's not painful.

"Absolutely everything that was going on, I was sitting down and talking to Bjorn and Carl all the time. But in terms of us making music together it had just run its course."

Despite the line-up change, Johnny believes that the band is now closer than ever is the original.

He told NME magazine: "It weirdly feels closer to when Razorlight started than anything felt over the last seven years, because there's an honesty and an energy there.

"It's not precious. And at points Razorlight were quite precious, it was like, 'If we're not headlining the festival, we're not doing it.' And that wasn't coming from me."