Andy Burrows: Last News

Razorlight have today (June 17) returned with a punky new single, ‘Call Me Junior’ – check it out below.Released via Atlantic Culture Records/Absolute, the new track sees the return of the original line up of the band – made up of Johnny Borrell, Andy Burrows, Björn Ågren, and Carl Dalemo – following a 10-year hiatus.Borrell, Ågren and Dalemo first formed the band in 2002, with Burrows joining in 2004. Together, the quartet released three studio albums (2004 debut ‘Up All Night’, 2006’s self-titled follow-up and 2008’s ‘Slipway Fires’).Produced by Borrell, the new single was recorded straight to tape and was written amidst the pandemic restrictions.

Mark Zuckerberg and other social media bigwigs could face time in the clink if they don't comply with strict new online safety laws in the UK.UK Culture and Digital Secretary Nadine Dorries said that social media companies will be forced to act on illegal content as part of the new Online Safety Bill. Facebook, Instagram and other platforms will have to act on content that includes revenge porn, fraud, illegal drugs and weapons, the promotion of suicide, sexual exploitation or people smuggling—or face the consequences.When asked whether Mark Zuckerberg and other social media executives could face prison sentences if they don't comply, Ms Dorries said: "Absolutely."Dorries told the Times Radio that the bill would be "notice to the online platforms to say here it is, we're letting you know what it is now, so start doing what you need to do."However, Andy Burrows, head of child safety online policy at the NSPCC, argued this was not the case.He said: “Despite the rhetoric, the Government’s current proposals mean tech bosses wouldn’t be personally liable for the harmful effects of their algorithms or failing to prevent grooming, and could only be prosecuted for failing to supply information to the regulator.

Porn sites and those featuring adult content will soon force UK users to prove their age under controversial new government plans.New online safety rules will force porn sites to check people's age using credit cards or government data, to ensure children and teens aren't accessing explicit content.Porn sites could be blocked in the UK or fined millions of pounds if they don't comply with the new rules, which were announced by the government this week.However, the proposals have proved controversial amid fears that it could be used to track users' porn habits. While the government has insisted the measures should not involve storing data that isn't relevant to someone's age, sites like Pornhub already use sophisticated algorithms and data tracking to keep tabs on their users' viewing habits.

Razorlight have announced the reunion of their classic line-up for the first time in more than a decade. That’s Johnny Borrell, Andy Burrows, Björn Ågren and Carl Dalemo, if you were wondering.

Smith & Burrows, the duo comprising Editors frontman Tom Smith and former Razorlight drummer Andy Burrows, have dropped their new song, ‘I Want You Back In My Life’.‘I Want You Back In My Life’ comes a few weeks ahead of the band’s forthcoming second collaborative album, ‘Only Smith And Burrows Is Good Enough’, set for release on February 19 via PIAS.The song also marks the fourth cut we’ve heard from the album so far, following ‘Parliament Hill‘, ‘Old TV Shows’ and ‘All The Best Moves’.Listen to ‘I Want You Back In My Life’ below:Speaking of the song in a press statement, Smith said he received it from Burrows while on tour with Editors.“With this tune the heavy lifting was done by Andy, it was his pretty complete song I added some