Hear brand new Bloc Party album track now

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Listen to 'Trojan Horse' now on NME.COM

Aug 19, 2008
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Bloc Party have made a song from their forthcoming new album, 'Intimacy', available to listen to online in advance of the album release.

Bloc Party's new song, 'Trojan Horse', is streaming now exclusively on the NME Office Blog.

As previously announced on NME.COM, 'Intimacy' will be available to download in full on Thursday (August 21). See the NME.COM Bloc Party album news story for the full details of how to get the follow-up to 2007's 'A Weekend In The City'.

Meanwhile, head to the NME Office Blog and scroll down to the media player section to listen to 'Trojan Horse' now.

Bloc Party tickets:

Jan 25, 2009 at Carling Academy, Glasgow - Check availability
Jan 25, 2009 at Academy, Glasgow - Check availability
Jan 26, 2009 at Carling Academy, Glasgow - Check availability

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Muse26

Aug 19, 2008

A lot better than Mercury.

thelosthighway

Aug 19, 2008

I'm a fan of their recent progression of sound despite silent alarm being a really good album, however this track doesn't excite me too much. Cluttered sounding without too much sparkle.

gazhat

Aug 19, 2008

......no thanks, i'd rather chew my own ears off.....

CrazyBlue

Aug 19, 2008

This sounds alot like the "silent alarm with expeerience" that bloc party were talking about. Sounds great, although I will say to the Non Believers, grow up, bands change!

Elliott_Decihells

Aug 19, 2008

Does anyone know where I can listen to it all in full? I havent head these guys in a while, wouldnt mind checking it out.

Willy Plonka

Aug 19, 2008

Probably one of the most hyped bands of recent years. Utter Shite. Totally un-memorable tunes. Rubbish.

madeofstone8888

Aug 20, 2008

bloc party? ha they are definitely up there with the fukin culture club

Soundedd

Aug 20, 2008

I think there a great band. I havn't heard much of there first album but A Weekend In The City is a brilliant album, pure power from start to finish and I Still Remember, one of my favourite ever riffs. I'll probably wait until the CD is released in the shops, too much hassle with these downloads I'd rather just a pay Kele and co a tenner and have the CD in my hand to be honest, I havn't heard the new tune yet.

mr_mattie

Aug 20, 2008

Wasp solo! Wooooo. Interesting sound but a pretty uninteresting song.

weaguey

Aug 20, 2008

Such an awesome song, definitely a grower, its a good thing they haven't stuck to Silent Alarm formulae (although such a brilliant album) and have opted towards innovation rather than just money in the bankâ€¦

demetris.ioannides

Aug 20, 2008

I think it's not bad, but Bloc Party are a bit overrated. Mercury was utter shite frankly - nice idea, they just messed it up. A Weekend in the City is a 7 or an 8 - never a 10 out of 10.

Lux-star

Aug 21, 2008

This is a sad day for all major Bloc Party fans. Gone are the days of Silent Alarm! I mean, I almost gave up hope with AWITC, as that was dire. Murcury is shocking. It hurts my ears, why so much electro? It's sad.I only hope that Bloc Party realise this and rectify asap! We all know bands change, but this is a change for the worse!