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Robbie Williams rejoins Take That
The original line-up of Take That is officially back for good after exiled singer Robbie Williams confirmed his return to the fold. A joint statement issued today (July 15) has confirmed that the five have reformed and recorded an album for release later this year. Williams said: “I get embarrassingly excited when the five of us are in a room. It feels like coming home.” Mark Owen added: “Getting the five of us to be in a room together, although always a dream, never actually seemed like becoming a reality. Now the reality of the five of us making a record together feels like a dream. It’s been an absolute delight spending time with Rob again." Williams departed the group in acrimonious circumstances in 1995 to launch a stuttering but ultimately successful solo career while his former bandmates faded into semi-obscurity. The roles became reversed in recent years, however, as the group reunited as a foursome and released their most successful album to date, 2005's Beautiful Wor...
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Saosin depart with singer
Saosin have parted company with vocalist Cove Reber after five years and two albums together. Guitarist Beau Burchell broke the news: "After 5 years with Cove, we have decided to part ways. So it will be a new experience for us, not knowing what to expect in the vocal dept, who will replace him, or if we will even find a replacement this century." Burchell also revealed that the four remaining members have been working on new material: Well, a few days ago, Alex, Justin, Chris and I got back into the studio for our first group writing/jam session. We have all been writing things on our own, but it was cool to get into a room and play with loud *** amps all together again. I am very excited about this record, for a few different reasons. "I have been so busy producing and mixing bands lately, and i love it. Finally getting back in the swing of things, so it will be a miracle if i can rip myself away from other projects long enough to finish a Saosin record. "We have no label, ...
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Brokencyde speak back against recent slander
Albuquerque NM crunkcore innovators Brokencyde have released a statement in response to the news media after multiple outlets published a story stating that the group had been arrested.   The story began as a hoax perpetrated by a student in Canada who set up a fake version of the entertainment news website TMZ and claimed Brokencyde had been arrested on charges of child pornography, rape, and drug use. The fake website prompted many credible media outlets to publish the story as news.   "Usually the rumors about Brokencyde are funny and we can just laugh them off, but this time they've completely crossed the line," commented Mikl from Brokencyde. "To have someone accuse us of such horrendous crimes is upsetting to everyone in the band. The members of Brokencyde have families, brothers, sisters, and some of us have children of our own. So to have our names dragged through the mud because people have nothing better to do than create lies and spread rumors is complete b...