"I loved it at this point but felt it was a little too safe for Razorlight," said Johnny Borrell
As the band share UK and European dates to celebrate their massive 2006 album, Johnny Borrell tells NME about that whirlwind of fame, that Kirsten Dunst motorcycle incident, Dave Grohl wanting to be punched in the face and if he'll be cracking out the skinny white jeans
The singer discusses the bizarre encounter in a clip from the band's new documentary film 'Fall To Pieces'
They are the band's first major shows since the release of fifth album 'Planet Nowhere' in October
It’s the latest single to be taken from upcoming album ‘Planet Nowhere’
The song marks the third single to be released from the band's upcoming album 'Planet Nowhere'
The band's first album with their classic line-up since 2008 comes out in October
"When we’re recording, I always write down things people say. Finishing that song in the studio, I saw a bit of paper that said: ‘Taylor Swift = US Soft Propaganda'"
As Razorlight unveil new album ‘Planet Nowhere’ with new single 'Scared Of Nothing', Johnny Borrell and Andy Burrows discuss their emotional reunion, nights out with Quentin Tarantino and Courtney Love – and the meaning behind controversially titled new song ‘Taylor Swift = US Soft Propaganda’
This fly-on-the-wall rock doc details the original line-up's chaotic journey
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