The Story
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British hard-rock heroes, Thunder, release of their 13th studio album âAll The Right Noisesâ on 12th March 2020. The album is a return to the full-throttle sound of Thunder that has seen them create a hugely successful 30+ year career at the forefront of British rock, all built around the lifelong friendship of vocalist extraordinaire Danny Bowes and songwriting genius and guitarist Luke Morley. âAll The Right Noisesâ is an intense confection of illicit charms that reasserts their authority as the number one band in the land.
Recorded in the months leading up to the first Covid-19 lockdown, it was originally due for release in September 2020. Strange to reflect then on how much of the new material appears to address the challenging new world we now inhabit. On the album, Luke says â All the songs were written and recorded pre-Covid. But it is interesting how if you look at some of the tracks through the prism of Covid they still make a lot of sense.â The volcanic lead single from the album, âLast One Out Turn Off The Lightsâ could easily be mistaken for world-ending lockdown rage. But, says Luke, âThat was directly about Brexit, but you could apply it to everything else.â The track is indicative of both the ferocity and message of the album as a whole, with subjects tackled including depression, mental health, and diversity âAll The Right Noisesâ follows on from 2019âs stripped back and reimagined album, âPlease Remain Seatedâ which continued their consecutive Top 10 UK Album Chart run since their ecstatically received comeback six years ago. It is another chapter in the bandâs incredibly successful history that has seen them create a succession of some of the most highly-regarded rock albums of the past 30 years. The key to their renown: brilliantly conceived top-drawer material including all-time classics like âDirty Loveâ, and âLove Walked In'. Thunder is the last of the true British rock giants.
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Purchase includes CD booklet signed by the band.
British hard-rock heroes, Thunder, release of their 13th studio album âAll The Right Noisesâ on 12th March 2020. The album is a return to the full-throttle sound of Thunder that has seen them create a hugely successful 30+ year career at the forefront of British rock, all built around the lifelong friendship of vocalist extraordinaire Danny Bowes and songwriting genius and guitarist Luke Morley. âAll The Right Noisesâ is an intense confection of illicit charms that reasserts their authority as the number one band in the land.
Recorded in the months leading up to the first Covid-19 lockdown, it was originally due for release in September 2020. Strange to reflect then on how much of the new material appears to address the challenging new world we now inhabit. On the album, Luke says â All the songs were written and recorded pre-Covid. But it is interesting how if you look at some of the tracks through the prism of Covid they still make a lot of sense.â The volcanic lead single from the album, âLast One Out Turn Off The Lightsâ could easily be mistaken for world-ending lockdown rage. But, says Luke, âThat was directly about Brexit, but you could apply it to everything else.â The track is indicative of both the ferocity and message of the album as a whole, with subjects tackled including depression, mental health, and diversity âAll The Right Noisesâ follows on from 2019âs stripped back and reimagined album, âPlease Remain Seatedâ which continued their consecutive Top 10 UK Album Chart run since their ecstatically received comeback six years ago. It is another chapter in the bandâs incredibly successful history that has seen them create a succession of some of the most highly-regarded rock albums of the past 30 years. The key to their renown: brilliantly conceived top-drawer material including all-time classics like âDirty Loveâ, and âLove Walked In'. Thunder is the last of the true British rock giants.












