Robbie Williams to form return

The new album Reality Killed The Video Star marks a "turning point" in his career Robbie Williams say .
Out on 9 November, it is his first record since 2006's poorly received electro experiment Rudebox which nonetheless reached number one around the world.
Electric collection the new record of songs which wears its influences on its sleeve.
Here is a track by track guide to the Trevor Horn produced album.

Battle Robbie Williams to Leona Lewis

Leona Lewis is set to go head to head with Robbie Williams later this year.
The X Factor winner will deliverance Echo, her second album, just a week after Robbie come back with his eighth studio collection, Reality Killed The Video Star.
Williams’ album is produced by approvaled hitmaker Trevor Horn.
Lewis’ album includes collaborations with Xenomania, Ne-Yo and Ryan Tedder.
“I titled my album Echo since an echo describes a big, organic sound,” said the Bleeding Love hitmaker.
“I’m in the core of the recording process, working with amazing songwriters and producers and my music has actually developed.
“It’s so exciting to create something new.”

Robbie Williams set to launch new album in November

British pop singer Robbie Williams his going to launch his first album in three years this November, according to some news
Williams, 35, who has sold 55 million albums globally, will release the album titled "Reality Killed the Video Star" globally on November 9. His first single "Bodies" will be launched in October.
"My album's a killer," Williams wrote on his blog last month. "Old Robbie, He added that he rewrote one of the songs after Michael Jackson died with the pop star in mind.
For his new album Williams recorded and mixed songs with producer Trevor Horn in a studio in London. Williams' last album, "Rudebox," received mixed reviews when released in 2006. It was his lowest selling album in Britain and chalked up sales of just under a million copies in the United States.
One of Europe's most successful entertainers, Williams rose to fame as a member of the hit boy band "Take That" before forging a successful solo career.
After broken up in 1995, his old band changed and have staged a triumph comeback in the past several years including their last album "The Circus" peak at the top of Britain's album charts.