The Long Blondes
Couples

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...