That’s just music

Record label Rhino Records is about to re-release five New Order albums that were originally made back in the 1980’s, said undercover.com.au. Particularly these albums will be “Movement” (1981), “Power, Corruption, Lies” (1983), “Low-Life” (1985), “Brotherhood” (1986), and “Technique” (1989). All of them should be officially available on September 28. Old stuff – new format it seems… The new release will contain all kinds of interviews, texts and various additional discs with the remixed versions together with previously unreleased singles. Re-releasing became popular due to the band’s and record label’s wishes to recall nostalgia or certain needs to get more money out of old sounds – both can be true.

Organizers of the Rock En Seine music festival in Paris have warned Amy Winehouse that they shall bring an action against her for cancelling her act at the show, said BBC News. Twenty four years old singer was headlining the festival together with R.E.M. and had to perform on August 29, but cancelled her performance just two hours before the show. Organizers are saying that they didn’t receive any reasons or explonations of her unavailability. However, Winehouse’s managers have announced that she couldn’t make it to Paris because of some sickness and currently goes through a therapy. They’ve didn’t say what exactly happened to her and what kind of sickness is taking place. During the last three months Amy Winehouse was hospitalized twice with many issues including the lung problem and addictions. On September 6 there will be the Bestival music festival on the White Island (UK), but her representatives did not comment on the singer’s exact plans yet.