David Bowie isn’t due to release his highly anticipated new album — The Next Day, his first new record in a decade — for another two weeks, but the full collection is streaming for free on iTunes “for a limited time.” The record has been preceded by a pair of singles — “Where Are We Now?” and “The Stars (Are Out Tonight)” — but now you can hear the whole thing.
STREAM: David Bowie, The Next Day — via iTunes
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at 6:46 am
Its brilliant :)
at 8:00 am
I like it – sounds very much like his Berlin albums with some modern flourishes.
at 9:47 pm
WOW!! This is amazing! I Love you, David Bowie!
at 9:25 pm
Loving it. The creativity in the video for “The Stars (Are Out Tonight)” is incredible, too http://smarturl.it/BowieStars
at 2:53 pm
His first single “Where Are We Now” was cryptic. Was he literally showing us that the bottle is empty?
This is my interpretation: https://sites.google.com/site/fasmusicvideowherearewenow/