It Means Nothing (live) / Bank Holiday Monday (live), by Stereophonics (7" on V2)

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Stereophonics return on October 1st with the eagerly awaited 6th studio album ‘Pull The Pin’ – their first release in 2 years. Written by Kelly Jones and featuring the impressive lead single ‘It Means Nothing’, it combines the band’s rockiest and most melodic aspects in one blazing LP that comes out fighting on all fronts. A 12-track tour de force, it looks set to be one of the definitive albums of their incredible ten-year career.

Produced by Kelly and Jim Lowe (Foo Fighters, Manic Street Preachers), ‘Pull the Pin’ is a rock record of epic proportions. Mixed by Spike Stent, whose previous credits include U2, Depeche Mode and Massive Attack, it’s a welcome return for the band and follows a decade of uninterrupted commercial success.

In the eight years between 1997 and 2005, the band – Kelly Jones, Richard Jones and Javier Weyler - have released five hit albums, scored twenty Top 20 hits, racked up multi-million sales and toured relentlessly. After a well-deserved hiatus in 2006, they returned to the studio in Ireland with uncompromising force late last year.

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