Kate Nash
My Best Friend Is You

At the end of "Don't You Want To Share the Guilt" Kate Nash screams, "Not being able to articulate what I want to say drives me crazy!" This is just o...

You like Kate Nash. Made of Bricks drew you in immediately with its hefty quantities of quirk, and Nash’s cutesy sing-song cockney accent was a harsh ...

In 2007 Kate Nash, with her staccato delivery and chatty songs about brushing teeth and crap relationships, was seen as the thinking, book-reading per...

West London's Kate Nash exploded in her native country in2007 thanks to single "Foundations" (and support from discoverer Lily Allen),reaching #1 in B...

"Look it up on YouTube." That was Kate Nash at a gig in England last month, rejecting requests to play her biggest hit, "Foundations". Following in th...

Nash's 2007 debut was charming, if snippy, piano pop sung by a kid who'd just begun to let herself cuss. Now 22, she's full-on pissy and proud, pullin...

Starting with a nod to the all too famous Scouting For Girls formula (repeat chorus, whine to fade) in ‘Paris’, it’s not long before you realise that ...

Kate Nash is going to extremes to shed that cutesy, lovelorn teen image she courted when her single Foundations became an out-of-nowhere hit a few yea...

Kate Nash topped the U.K. charts with her 2008 debut, Made of Bricks, on which she delivered spiky piano pop and made good use of the term "dickhead."...

For those mourning the hiatus of Lily Allen’s music career, Kate Nash’s latest release, My Best Friend Is You, will surely be the perfect remedy. The ...