Peter Doherty
Grace/ Wastelands

Pete Doherty—drunkard, druggy, and deacon—wears the oversized shoes that we made for him. And he does it well. We longed for a fragile, dangerous icon...

In a nutshell… Mr Doherty attempts to regain fans. What's it all aboutPete, sorry Peter, Doherty finally decides the time is right to release a solo ...

You always run the risk when mentioning the name of Mister Pete(r) Doherty of offending someone. He has always been, and one suspects always will be, ...

Peter Doherty's life seemed to be circling the drain, following the path of many other rock stars who couldn't simply just make music. The British roc...

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Self-mythologis-ing is always dull if you?re not part of the myth. Those not obsessed with Mott The Hoople found it hard to care if Buffin lost his ch...

When reviewing an album, to a certain extent, I like to imagine I’m an alien. I’ve just landed on your “Earth” in my fuel-efficient hybrid UFO, and my...

Eminem said it best: "Tired of people saying they're tired of hearing me rap about drugs." I'd certainly prefer to think of a more original way to int...

Is Pete Doherty destined to spend the rest of his life as an intermittently brilliant, more than slightly sad pop icon Will he be like Harry Nilsson ...

At the beginning of the Libertines' short lifespan, Carl Barât and Peter Doherty had a motto, "It's either top of the world or the bottom of canal." S...