Green Day release 'Jesus Of Suburbia', the cornerstone of their much loved, 9-million selling album 'American Idiot', on November 7th on Reprise.
A remarkable nine-minute, five-part song that is not only the most exhilarating part of the Green Day live show but that also defines the concept of 'American Idiot', 'Jesus Of Suburbia' is the band's most ambitious offering to date and looks set to be one of the boldest hit singles of the year.
'Jesus Of Suburbia' follows Green Day's other 'American Idiot' hits in the form of 'American Idiot' (#3), 'Boulevard Of Broken Dreams' (#5), 'Wake Me Up When September Ends' (#7) and 'Holiday' (#11).
The single is released ahead of the November 14th DVD release that documents Green Day's momentous two-night stand earlier this year at the Milton Keynes National Bowl. The two mammoth shows were attended by a total of 250,000 fans.
'American Idiot' has sold 1.4-million copies in the UK alone, debuting at #1 and remaining in the Top 30 a year later. The album also earned Green Day a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album.

To hear the full 9 minutes of Jesus Of Suburbia, just click on the links below.

Step children of South East London, The Shortwave Set herald the imminent arrival of their debut album, the Victorian Funk masterwork The Debt Collection, with the release of a highly covetable 10" only record at the start of April 2005. Featuring album tracks Is It Any Wonder, Figures of 62 and In Your Debt, it will be available via all discerning record stores. It follow the release of their debut single, Slingshot, a rickety, clumsily cut up and put back together stroke of genius that inadvertently stumbled into the world some 18 months ago.
A number of live appearances across the capital were warmly received around the time of their debut single; performances notable for the discernible air of menace the girl /boy front pairing exuded from the stage. To describe is as having the feel of a corrupted Nancy and Lee would in some regard capture the essence of their shows. Or perhaps Sonny and Cher after a ruck over who lost the manual sampler.
The last year or so have seen the trio survive on a diet of Bombay mix and own brand supermarket lager holed up in a one bedroom flat, while diligently piecing together their debut long player. Only now do they emerge, blinking, into the sunlight.
Made from an assortment of Deptford market junk and 50p charity shop tunes, fed into a dilapidated laptop, what has emerged are a bunch of uniquely beguiling, off kilter hangover classics.

We have 3 tracks from the album available for you to stream, just click on the links below.