News - 29/02/2012

Noel Gallagher unveils 'Shoot a hole into the sun'

Noel Gallagher unveils 'Shoot a hole into the sun'

So, after all the words and the anticipations we can finally listen to a preview of the new Noel Gallagher's record. The ex Oasis' axeman has unveiled on his YouTube channel the song "Shoot a hole into the sun", the first excerpt from his collaboration with the psychedelic collective The Amorphous Adrogynous.

The track is the B-side for his new single "Dream on". The single will be released on March 12 on his own label Sour Mash.

Noel Gallagher has defined the record as a sort of "Dark side of the moon". "It sounds partially as the first one, but it's more psychedelic and visionary. It's not an electronic record, but has got loads of electric guitars", he added.

"Shoot a hole into the sun" is a 8-minutes long psychedelic trip, that features mixed vocals, guitars, violins and percussions. You can judge with your ears and listen to the song directly here on Rockol.com via YouTube.

 





Last year, Rockol has talked with "The Chief" about his debut record "Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds", about his singer-songwriter career and more. You can watch the video interview right here.

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