London-based hard rock band Thunder have dropped their new album ‘All The Right Noises’ today. It features singles such as ‘Going to Sin City’ and ‘Last One Out Turn Off the Lights’. The album has already been met with positive reviews from critics, who note that it contains a variety of sounds from heavy to acoustic.
All The Right Noises – Out Today!
Streamer? Please listen to it a lot. It all helps. Waiting for your CD/Vinyl to arrive? It’ll be worth it.
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Album: https://t.co/EvXsRlMBUG
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— Thunder (@thundertowers) March 12, 2021
Thunder was formed in 1989 and they have released 13 albums in total. It currently consists of Danny Bowes, Luke Morley, Ben Matthews, Chris Childs and Gary James. The band has found success from their very first album ‘Backstreet Symphony’ in 1990, which placed number 21 on the UK Albums Chart. Their second album ‘Laughing on Judgement Day’ went to number 2. Ever since their debut, Thunder has established themselves as a firm favourite amongst rock fans in the UK and across the world.
Thunder have also announced that they will stream a TV Special, where fans can expect to see performances of the band’s classic songs. The live performance was recorded and edited to resemble a TV show, which explains why the stream is called TV Special. There was also no audience in the room during the performance due to Covid-19 restrictions. It will be streamed from 7pm today, staying up for 48 hours afterwards. Ben Matthews was unwell so he is not featured in the performance, however the rest of the band will be present with special guests Rob Harris, Sam Tanner, Julie “The Duchess” Maguire and Carly Greene. Tickets can be bought on their website.
The music video for ‘Last One Out Turn Off the Lights’, the first track of ‘All The Right Noises’, premiered in November 2020. Check out the video below.
