The Horrors
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The Horrors – an English quintet, notable for wearing circulation-inhibiting black jeans and too much makeup; a band whose member’s names ...

The Horrors' records have been so appallingly wretched up to this point that it would be understandable if you didn't listen to this one. But against ...

Well, this is a surprise. When The Horrors sprang from nowhere three years ago with their schlocky nicknames, preposterous bowl cuts and Beetlejuice-m...

Nuggets-imitations and Joy Division wannabes are being phased out by a league of lo-fi noise-poppers whose two-minute melodies cater to our ever decre...

Der kan være gode grunde til, at The Horrors ikke optræder på årets Roskilde Festival. Jeg har bare svært ved at få øje på dem. Ifølge gruppens MySpac...

The easiest way to tell if a band thinks they’ve matured into hot shit The Krautrock Song. Witness “Spiders (Kidsmoke),” “The National Anthem,” or “I...

I had heard so many good things about this album before I had got round to listening to it myself for review, however my main hesitation was that it w...

For about five minutes in 2007, London's The Horrors were `the next big thing' and darlings of the NME. Name, Image and Music were all tied together i...

When the Horrors first grabbed attention in 2007 with a video directed by reclusive Aphex Twin associate Chris Cunningham, you could literally feel th...

The Horrors broke out because of what they weren’t: The band’s screeching, unhinged garage-punk—backed by its vampires-on-a-coke-bender image—was a de...