It’s been 18 years since The Rolling Stones launched an authentic studio album and 7 since their covers report Blue and Lonesome.

Since then, Sir Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood have misplaced their drummer Charlie Watts, who died two years in the past aged 80.

It’s been rumoured since then that the trio have been engaged on new materials with posthumous recordings of their late bandmate.

Then final week pretend glazing advertisements for a corporation known as Hackney Diamonds have been featured within the Hackney Gazette.

And when signing as much as their web site for updates it quickly grew to become clear that that is the identify of The Rolling Stones' upcoming new album.

HackneyDiamonds.com now has the band’s tongue emblem and a countdown to Wednesday, September sixth at 1:30pm BST, when an official announcement of the report is predicted and the discharge of its first single, rumoured to be known as Angry.

According to The Sun’s music trade insider: “The reception from the Stones’ fans to the announcement has been incredible. Angry is a good shout, but they’ll just have to wait and see.

“The Stones are so proud of Hackney Diamonds and they cannot wait for their fans to hear it.”

As for why followers assume the primary single is known as Angry, it’s as a result of the pretend glazing advert learn: “Welcome to Hackney Diamonds, specialists in glass restore. Don’t get offended, get it fastened.

The outlet additionally reported that The Rolling Stones’ new album is about to be launched in October. And we’d anticipated the primary single Angry to be launched on the finish of that countdown per week immediately.