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Placebo: 'We Really Went To The Darkest Recesses Of The Human Soul' | Interview | TMF

In a interview with TMF, the British alternative rock band Placebo discussed their latest single, which they released as part of their album promotion. The single, released on April 20, 2009, followed a similar pattern to their previous release, "Battle for the Sun." It made its debut on Zane Lowe's BBC Radio 1 program, generating excitement among fans. Shortly after, the single became available as a digital download on platforms like iTunes and emusic. The featured track on the single was a cover of Nik Kershaw's "Wouldn't It Be Good," which served as the B-side to the main single. Placebo's rendition of the song showcased their unique sound and interpretation, providing a fresh perspective on a well-known classic. To accompany the release, Placebo unveiled the music video for the single the day after its release. Fans eagerly flocked to the band's MySpace page to catch a glimpse of the visually captivating and artistic video. The single's popularity extended beyond the UK, as it was released in the United States via iTunes and in the UK via emusic on May 5, 2009.