Through an enigmatic advertisement published in an English newspaper riddled with references to old songs, the legendary band drove fans crazy with the announcement of their new work.
Through an enigmatic ad published in an English newspaper riddled with references to old songs, The Rolling Stones, the longest-running rock band on the planet, gave clues about the publication of a next album with original songs, which would see the light in September.
The text was published days ago in the Hackney Gazette camouflaged in an advertisement for a fictitious glass repair business, and although it does not mention the popular group, it winks from the presence of the famous logo of the tongue that characterizes the band.
“Our friendly team promises you satisfaction. When you say give me shelter, we’ll fix your broken windows,” says the text that promotes “Hackney Diamonds,” the supposed venue that promises to open for September 2023alluding to the songs “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction”, “Gimme Shelter” and “Shattered”.
Plus the band logo instead dot the “i” in the word diamonds, the promotion suggests that the supposed glass repair business was founded in 1962, the same year the group was formed; and features the font used on the cover of the 1978 “Some Girls” album.
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But in addition, a website is consigned that when trying to enter leads users to the registration page of Universal Music Groupthe record company of The Rolling Stones.
The truth is Mick jagger and Keith Richards They had already reported on different occasions that they had been working on a new album since before the coronavirus pandemic and that now they would be putting the finishing touches.
As it was known through different statements, many songs will have the late Charlie Watts on drums and there will also be participation by Bill Wyman, the group’s original bassist; and the surviving members of The Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr.
He Rolling Stones latest album it had been “Blue and Lonesome”, from 2016, with their own versions of old blues classics; However, to find the last publication with original songs, you have to go back to “A Bigger Bang”, from 2005.
Source: Ambito
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