Graham Coxon To Work On Album 'Hardcore Techno Free Jazz'

Blur guitarist Graham Coxon says one day he wanted to record an album that does not display the guitar sound at all.

In an interview with guitarist The Vaccines, Freddie Cowan to NME, Coxon stated his desire to record the album that he calls "techno hardcore free jazz".

"I want (to make an album without guitars), but none of them will like it. Will be less genre, sound familiar. I'm pretty obsessed with the (sound) and jazz organ strange old are free. So it will probably be something like hardcore techno free jazz or something else, "says Coxon.

Meanwhile, guitarist who has just released the album A + E earlier this month also claimed that he was actually a decent sax player. With his ability, he hopes to put the sound on the sax solo album next.

"I think that's my next step. I like to (the players) Saks. Saks I've been playing all my life, but I'm not a good player because I have never struggled with it for a long time to make it a proficient, "said Coxon who has now had eight solo albums are.

Although a strong desire to incorporate elements of the saxophone in his album, guitarist of 43 years is quite unfamiliar with the instrument that is identical to that of jazz music.

"I was in a strange world of the saxophone today," he said.

Guns N 'Roses reunion at Hall of Fame Without Axl Rose

Axl Rose may have boycotted the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but the crowning event for Guns N 'Roses continue. The personnel of former Guns N 'Roses without Axl was a reunion.

The event which took place in Cleverland, Ohio on April 14, local time was about seven thousand people attended. One of them is waiting for the action of Guns N 'Roses that have been divided.

Formation of Guns N 'Roses has changed all of their early struggles when first rising. Only Axl is the only vocalist in the band's older personnel.

Handover ceremony was represented at the old personnel Guns N 'Roses were present. They are Slash, Duff McKagan, Steven Adler and Matt Sorum.

The band Green Day had the honor to deliver a little speech and handed the cup. When calling about Axl, the audience cheered compact.

"Shut up. He is the best frontman ever been in front of the mic. But he is .. crazy. And I can guarantee it," says Green Day frontman, Billie Joe Armstrong.

Many people blame Axl, but his friends chose not to comment. Duff was issued a diplomatic comment.

"I think no matter who's coming tonight, because it's about the songs that were created together," he explained.