Topic: Razorlight
Bloc Party. Nirvana. The list goes on and on... Everything from guitar sound to lyrics to vocal style have been drawn from a relatively unknown four piece from late 1970's England. If you want the real roots of today's guitar ...
Razorlight were formed as a band in 2002 by the singer-songwriter Johnny Borrell a man who was reportedly a stand-in bassist for The Libertines for a short space of time during their early days before getting signed. Notoriously arrogant, Johnny Borrell is ...
Razorlight have always managed to leave a good impression on audiences since the release of their debut album Up All Night in 2004. Now on their third offering, Slipway Fires, the band provides audiences with more of their brand of polished hooks ...
Razorlight is a rock group from London , England formed by Swedish <a href=" During those gigs the band build up a following around London . Their debut album, Up All Night', was released on June 28 , 2004 . The album peaked at #3 in ...
Once upon a time indie was unsexy, unglamorous, uncommercial and, well, largely unpopular. Kurt Cobain 's confessional and yet little-understood meanderings and deeply troubled private life thrust Nirvana into the spotlight and indie rock into the mainstream. Shameless self-promoters like Johnny Borrell ...
A round-up of the best and worst CDs released this week. Klaxons Surfing The Void (Polydor) *** Following up on their Mercury-winning debut, Myths of the Near Future, was never going to be easy for Klaxons. Throughout, Klaxons set their sights on a ...
Music festivals just wouldn't be the same without bands turning up late (or, in Oasis's case, not at all). Crowds are used to being kept waiting these days, and the excuses are sometimes a little anti-climactic - I have a cold ...
Any music fan can nominate their own examples of lyrics that flow as smoothly as a dead crocodile through a U-bend, make very little sense, or leave unwelcome mental images in their wake. None of these can quite match Aerosmith's Pink ...
When Little Boots finally appeared before her public, it was not with a bang. Welcome, then, Lady Gaga and La Roux and Little Boots, who brush their hair and won't wear jeans and may as well be from another planet. Little ...
Their taut, pavement-level debut, Up All Night, jangled and rolled, its dilated pupils gazing up at past stars of the gutter like Lou Reed and Bob Dylan. Then, you could bump into singer Johnny Borrell in some east London dive. He was ...
