It's been four years since they broke onto the UK indie music scene, though probably about two years since you last heard of them; and now it seems they have gone all electronica on our ass.
Let's start with what we know about The Long Blondes: They are a band, there are five of them, they were formed in Sheffield, they have released one album Someone to Drive You Home (another due 4th April – Couples), Weekend Without Makeup is their biggest single hit to date (no.28, Top 40), they do not listen to The Beatles, they do wear a lot of vintage threads, they are currently embarking on a nationwide tour.
We caught up with foxy lead singer Kate Jackson backstage before their recent gig at Fibbers, York. She was very lovely and gave us a beer.
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It's been four years since they broke onto the UK indie music scene, though probably about two years since you last heard of them; and now it seems they have gone all electronica on our ass.
Let's start with what we know about The Long Blondes: They are a band, there are five of them, they all hail from Sheffield, they have released one album Someone to Drive You Home (another due 4th April - Couples), Weekend Without Makeup is their biggest single hit to date (no.28, Top 40), they do not listen to The Beatles, they do wear a lot of vintage threads, they are currently embarking on a nationwide tour.
We caught up with foxy lead singer Kate Jackson backstage before their recent gig at Fibbers, York. She was very lovely and gave us a beer.
Alex Sim-Wise is a woman. And a very pretty one at that.
So much so that she is paid to pose in sexual positions to excite sexually frustrated blokes and give them the false hope that one day they’ll get married to her and live in a pink castle in the clouds. However, Alex is not your average bimbo model who aspires to shag a footballer outside a trendy London nightclub. Her no-holds-bar attitude has propelled her to fame and a hardcore legion of fans.
We asked Alex the same questions we ask everybody else, and this is how she answered…
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If ever there was a band born to grace future editions of Guitar Hero, it's Chop Suicide.
Billed – by themselves – as snotty, flirty, in-your-face, rock and roll, Chop Suicide is pretty much exactly that. If you like your music sleazy and raw and, um, Canadian, then it goes without saying that you should give Chop Suicide a nose.
We asked Chop Suicide – aka Staci T. Rat, Danyell, Stéphane DéBernardi and Kevin Eamon – the same questions we ask everyone else, and this is how they answered…
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If ever there was a band born to grace future editions of Guitar Hero, it's Chop Suicide.
Billed - by themselves - as snotty, flirty, in-your-face, rock and roll, Chop Suicide is pretty much exactly that. If you like your music sleazy and raw and, um, Canadian, then it goes without saying that you should give Chop Suicide a nose.
We asked Chop Suicide - aka Staci T. Rat, Danyell, Stéphane DéBernardi and Kevin Eamon - the same questions we ask everyone else, and this is how they answered...
