LarryFitzmaurice - 07/May/2008 Heaven help Kate Jackson. Less than two years ago, it looked as if she and her Long Blondes were priming themselves for the ‘new Pulp’ designation wit...
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Ben Donnelly - 06/May/2008 It's not like there's a shortage of bitter personalities in the indie world, but the Long Blondes have developed into artists that are about as causti...
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Niall O'Keeffe - 15/Apr/2008 It's depressing that The Long Blondes' 2006 debut album wasn't a hit, but perhaps not unfathomable. Sure, "Someone To Drive You Home" was freighted wi...
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Ryan Dombal - 11/Apr/2008  When lead Long Blonde Kate Jackson sang "I'd rather just stay indoors" on her group's full-blooded debut LP, Someone to Drive You Home, the shrugging...
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Jackson Glass - 10/Apr/2008 It's no secret that I'm a Long Blondes fanboy but it would still be wrong of me to go through this review without mentioning this love of mine. My obs...
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Sophie Harris - 05/Apr/2008  Just as the Long Blondes' debut was all style and spikiness, its follow-up
finds the singer Kate Jackson (or at least her persona) leaving a trail of...
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Camilla Pia - 04/Apr/2008  You could be forgiven for getting a little bored with The Long Blondes after they toured their successful debut album Someone To Drive You Home to dea...
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Betty Clarke - 04/Apr/2008 The down-to-earth glamour, wiry guitars and starry-eyed charm of the Long Blondes' 2006 debut turned the so-called "best unsigned band in Britain", in...
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Rob Webb - 03/Apr/2008  What's in a name A lot, in the case of the second Long Blondes LP. The title, you see, gives the game away completely: it's a record about relations...
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