The Whitest Boy Alive
Rules

The Whitest Boy Alive’s Erlend Ã?ye is a man blessed with good taste; the kind that often serves as a bellwether of things to come. When he first popp...

Nightclubs. Huh! What, as a crucible of alpha male staring competitions, sticky carpets and crushed romantic hopes, are they good for Absolutely not...

Erlend Øye formed The Whitest Boy Alive with the intention of taking a break from Kings of Convenience's restrained acoustic sound and making electron...

Three years in the making and The Whitest Boy Alive return with the follow-up to their chilled out funky electro debut album with Rules again full of ...

One-upping the Pale Young Gentlemen for worst name expressing a band’s melanin deficiency, Whitest Boy Alive seem to strive to expand the bounds of wh...

The Whitest Boy Alive is the interesting side project fronted by Ereland Øye, part of the duo Kings of Convenience. Initially formed as an electronic ...

Funk: so many guitar bands flirt with it, but don’t dare to go full throttle and get down. Maybe it’s the old cliché about white boys and dancing. The...

One of my favorite singles last year was Fred Falke's remix of the Whitest Boy Alive's "Golden Cage", a glossy, euphoric piece of electro-pop that mut...

By now some may be frustrated with Erlend Øye’s refusal to expand his vocal horizons. The Norwegian singer has moved from folk to electronic, but what...

Something?s not right here: Rules either grooves more than an introspective album is supposed to or introspects more than a groove album is supposed t...