Andy Burrows: Last News

Razorlight have shared their catchy new single ‘Zombie Love’ from their upcoming new album ‘Planet Nowhere‘. Check it out below.The bright indie track features a groovy-bright melody and jangly guitars. “You’re not the only cowgirl that I ever went down on / But you’re the only love I had to walk out on,” sings frontman Johnny Borrell describing the issues of a of stop-start love and relationship.Speaking about the new single in a press release, Borrell shared: “‘Zombie Love’ was the first thing that Andy [Burrows] and I wrote when we got back together.

The Libertines joined forces with The Charlatans’ Tim Burgess in Brighton for a rendition of ‘Don’t Look Back Into The Sun’. Check it out below.The moment took place over the weekend, when the British indie icons took to the stage in the coastal city for a headline slot at the On The Beach 2024.Organised in association with Radio X, the gig was held on July 28 and was part of two weekends of gigs that were held on Brighton Beach.

Razorlight have said they turned down a “massive” offer to do a greatest hits tour, in favour of an intimate run of shows playing their new album ‘Planet Nowhere’.Last Friday (July 26) the indie band announced ‘Planet Nowhere’, the first album recorded by the group’s classic line-up since 2008. It sees singer Johnny Borrell, guitarist Bjorn Agren, drummer Andy Burrows and bassist Carl Dalemo reunited for the first time since their third album ‘Slipway Fires’.It will be released on October 25, and you can pre-order it here.Borrell and co.

Razorlight have shared the meaning behind their controversially named new song ‘Taylor Swift = US Propaganda’.Today (July 26), the band have announced ‘Planet Nowhere’ – their first album recorded by the group’s classic line-up since 2008. The LP sees singer Johnny Borrell, guitarist Bjorn Agren, drummer Andy Burrows and bassist Carl Dalemo return to the studio for their first full-length since their third album ‘Slipway Fires’. You can pre-order the album here.While speaking to NME about their upcoming album, the band discussed how the first track written for the LP was their newly released single ‘Scared Of Nothing’ and opened up about the creation of their new song ‘Taylor Swift = US Propaganda’.“I went back to the Basque country where I live and promptly forgot about being a musician for five weeks.

Razorlight have announced details of ‘Planet Nowhere’ – their first album recorded by the band’s classic line-up since 2008. Check out new single ‘Scared Of Nothing’ below, along with our interview with the band.Arriving on October 25, the album sees singer Johnny Borrell, guitarist Bjorn Agren, drummer Andy Burrows and bassist Carl Dalemo return to the studio for their first full length since third album ‘Slipway Fires’.The line-up, which also released the chart-topping self-titled album ‘Razorlight’ in 2006 featuring Number 1 single ‘America’, announced their reunion in 2021. That year, they released two new songs as part of a Best Of album, ‘Razorwhat?’Speaking to NME, Borrell admitted he had been ready to end the band if they hadn’t been able to make further new music.“I said to everyone: ‘If new music doesn’t work, let’s move on.’ I was ready to ceremonially say goodbye to Razorlight,” he said.

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.

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