This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. When the Horrors released “Primary Colours“ in 2009, it proved ...

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The Horrors launched their new album ‘Skying’ at Glastonbury today (June 25), and chatted to NME about how confident they were about its reception. Speaking before their show on the John Peel Stage, ...

Those earliest press shots that introduced us to The Horrors and their preternaturally handsome mugs were snapped nearly half a decade ago, but the first impression made by their preened visages ...

The Horrors have said that their new album ‘Skying’ was inspired by “taking loads of pills”. Speaking in this week’s issue of NME which is on UK newsstands now or available digitally, bassist Rhys ...

Letting your mind wander into impracticalities and perceived impossibilities can help you ideate and create like never before. "Blue-sky thinking," inspired by the idea of looking up at the vast open ...

“Blue-sky thinking,” inspired by the idea of looking up at the vast open sky, symbolizing limitless possibilities, encourages individuals to think creatively and without constraints. Blue-skying ...

What we have is an album that is almost impossible to dissect, by which I mean it’s impossible to listen to in spurts. You have no choice but to listen to it in one fell 50 minute swoop. The Horrors' ...

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The Horrors were viewed with some suspicion when they first emerged from Southend six years ago. A provincial gang of five exotically coiffed teenagers going by such names as Coffin Joe, Joshua Von ...