The Stone Roses bloom again
Fans hail new Stone Roses single as 'catchy' and 'uplifting'.
The Manchester indie band Stone Roses have released their first new material in over two decades.
The upbeat comeback single, All For One, precedes a number of live shows this summer and is their first new material since 1995 before they split.
In 2011 the band reunited but it has taken a further five years for them to release any original material.
This is despite plenty of hints that they were working on new music.
The band had dropped hints about a comeback single earlier in the week, with the band's famous yellow lemon logo appearing on billboards around their home town of Manchester.
Fans have praised the song's bouncy, catchy chorus and throwback psychedelic pop sound.
Andy Burnham MP wrote: How good is that new @thestoneroses single? Absolutely brilliant. #AllForOne.''
Fan Andy Marciniak tweeted: A catchy pop tune with a heavy dose of positive mancunianism. Welcome back @stoneroses''
Joe Horsfall wrote: Stone roses song is proper uplifting.''
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