Feb 23, 2021 By Joey Arnone

The Horrors have shared a video for a new single titled “Lout.” This marks the band’s first release of new music since their 2017 album V. The single is from an upcoming EP of the same name, which will be out on March 5 via Wolf Tone/Virgin. More

Oct 12, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

On Record Store Day Tim Burgess of The Charlatans released I Was Now, a 10-year-old unreleased album featuring Burgess on vocals, along with an all-star lineup that includes Ladyhawke, Josh Hayward (The Horrors), Martin Duffy (Felt/ Primal Scream), Debbie Googe (My Bloody Valentine), and Steffan Halperin (The Chavs/Klaxons). More

Jul 10, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

The Horrors released their excellent fifth album, the fittingly titled V, last September via Wolftone/Caroline (it was our Album of the Week and #14 on our Top 100 Albums of 2017 list). Now they have shared a video for “Ghost.” The directing duo in/out helmed the strange video, which has thermal images of a couple as they embrace, as well as a baby and more. Perhaps it’s about conception and birth? More

May 31, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

On Record Store Day Tim Burgess of The Charlatans released I Was Now, a 10-year-old unreleased album featuring Burgess on vocals, along with an all-star lineup that includes Ladyhawke, Josh Hayward (The Horrors), Martin Duffy (Felt/ Primal Scream), Debbie Googe (My Bloody Valentine), and Steffan Halperin (The Chavs/Klaxons). Now he has shared a video for the album’s “Clutching Insignificance.” More

Mar 07, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Tim Burgess of The Charlatans has announced, As I Was Now, a 10-year-old unreleased album featuring Burgess on vocals, along with an all-star lineup that includes Ladyhawke, Josh Hayward (The Horrors), Martin Duffy (Felt/ Primal Scream), Debbie Googe (My Bloody Valentine), and Steffan Halperin (The Chavs/Klaxons). More

Dec 30, 2017 By Mark Redfern

2016 was regarded as a fairly rough year by many, but 2017 was no walk in the park either. 2016 was mired by the deaths of several beloved musical icons (David Bowie, Prince, Leonard Cohen, George Michael, and Sharon Jones among them) and the disappointing and divisive Presidential election, but in 2017 we had to deal with the ramifications of said election (we’d say that roughly 95% of the musicians we interview likely don’t support many, if any, of President Trump’s policies). More

Oct 20, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

Under the Radar is excited to announce the full details of our Fall 2017 Issue, which is out now digitally via Under the Radar’s app and the magazine app Readly. The print version has shipped out to subscribers and stores and will be on all newsstands soon (as well as available soon digitally via the magazine app Zinio). The issue features Julien Baker on the cover. More

Oct 13, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

If you support Under the Radar‘s Patreon page at the minimum contribution of at least $1.00 a month you get access to our Patreon-only feed featuring exclusive content only available to Patreon supporters. Now The Horrors have also donated a vinyl copy of their excellent fifth album, the fittingly titled V, to give away to one lucky Under the Radar Patreon supporter. More

Sep 26, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

The Horrors released their excellent fifth album, the fittingly titled V, last Friday via Wolftone/Caroline (it was our Album of the Week). Now they have shared a video for album highlight (and closing track) “Something to Remember Me By.” Max Weiland directed the clip, which features the band in some medical complex. After signing waiver forms, the band is subjected to various strange medical experiments to collect their blood, sweat, and sperm. More

Sep 22, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

The Horrors released their fifth album, the fittingly titled V, today via Wolftone/Caroline. Usually for our Album of the Week posts we have an especially written detailed write up of why the album is the week’s best, but these week various factors prevented us from pulling that off. More

Sep 15, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

Okay, okay. Since starting our Songs of the Week posts, we’ve slowly increased from having five songs, then six songs, then seven songs, then eight songs, and then for the last couple of weeks, nine songs. We think it’s time to just settle on an even Top 10. More

Sep 11, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

The Horrors are releasing their fifth album, the fittingly titled V, on September 22 via Wolftone/Caroline. Previously they shared its first single “Machine,” as well as a video for “Machine,” which was followed by the album’s expansive six-minute long closing track, “Something to Remember Me By” (which had euphoric electronic overtones and was our #1 Song of the Week). Now they have shared another song from the album, the almost as expansive (it’s also over six minutes long), but not as dance-y “Weighed Down.” More

Aug 11, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

This week we’re either on the brink of war with North Korea or not really that close, depending on which cable TV talking head you listen to and how much you trust President Trump to keep his cool (oh, oh, we’re in trouble then). So while we are still clear of the nuclear blast zone (for now), let’s soak up the past week’s best new tunes. More

Aug 09, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

It’s only Wednesday morning, but have we already just found our Song of the Week? British five-piece The Horrors have shared a new song, “Something to Remember Me By,” the expansive closing track to their forthcoming new album, V. More

Jul 17, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

British five-piece The Horrors are releasing their fifth album, the fittingly titled V, on September 22 via Wolftone/Caroline. Previously they shared its first single “Machine.” Now they have shared a video for “Machine” and announced a small number of U.S. tour dates. More

Jun 28, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

British five-piece The Horrors have announced their fifth album, the fittingly titled V. It’s due out September 22 via Wolftone/Caroline and includes the recently released single “Machine.” More

Jun 16, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

So many notable new tracks this week! To help you sort through the multitude of fresh songs released in the last seven days, we have picked the seven best this week had to offer. More

Jun 13, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

A brand new song by British five-piece The Horrors has surfaced online. It’s entitled “Machine” and is likely the first taste of the band’s fifth album, the follow-up to 2014’s Luminous. More

Feb 08, 2017 By Christopher Roberts

Hercules & Love Affair, the disco-house project of Andy Butler, has shared a new song, “Controller.” It features the vocals of Faris Badwan of The Horrors and Cat’s Eyes. More

Apr 27, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

Cat’s Eyes (the project of Rachel Zeffira and The Horrors’ Faris Badwan) are releasing their sophomore full-length, Treasure House, on June 3 on RAF (via Kobalt Label Services). Now they have shared another song from it, the brief “Be Careful Where You Park Your Car.” Listen below. More

Mar 29, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

Rose Elinor Dougall (a former member of The Pipettes and Mark Ronson‘s band, but also a great solo artist) recently teamed up with Tom Furse of The Horrors and Cathy Lucas of Fanfarlo to form Innerspace Orchestra and release their debut single, a fantastic cover of Manfred Mann’s “One Way Glass.” More

Mar 10, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

Cat’s Eyes (the project of Rachel Zeffira and The Horrors’ Faris Badwan) are releasing their sophomore full-length, Treasure House, on June 3 on RAF (via Kobalt Label Services). More

Mar 01, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

Rose Elinor Dougall (a former member of The Pipettes and Mark Ronson‘s band, but also a great solo artist) has teamed up with Tom Furse of The Horrors and Cathy Lucas of Fanfarlo to form Innerspace Orchestra. The supergroup trio have shared their first single, a fantastic cover of Manfred Mann’s “One Way Glass.” More

Jul 06, 2014 By Julia Underwood

Yesterday was the final day of Open’er Festival. More

May 23, 2014 By Laura Studarus and Mark Redfern

Under the Radar is excited to announce the full details of the June/July issue, which is on newsstands now. It features Future Islands on the cover as well as interviews with Slow Club, Lykke Li, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, The Horrors, Slowdive, The War on Drugs vs. Sharon Van Etten, First Aid Kit, James McAvoy, John Slattery, tUnE-yArDs, and more. More

May 05, 2014 By Mike Hilleary

Just releasing their latest LP Luminous The Horrors have announced plans for a two-month headlining tour through North America. More

May 02, 2014 By Mike Hilleary

Next week The Horrors will release their fourth full-length album Luminous. Now you can stream the whole album. More

Apr 24, 2014 By Laura Studarus

Chicago house legend Frankie Knuckles died a few weeks ago, and the tributes are still coming in. This one is from The Horrors. More

Apr 17, 2014 By Laura Studarus

Frontman Farris Badwin struts through the desert in the video for The Horrors’ new cut, “So You Know.” More

Mar 17, 2014 By Christopher Roberts

British five-piece The Horrors have released “So Now You Know,” another song from their much-anticipated fourth album. More

Feb 24, 2014 By Mike Hilleary

The Horrors have announced the upcoming release of their newest album, Luminous. More

Dec 04, 2012 By Laura Studarus

On March 26, The Horrors will release a box set of singles, remixes and assorted goodies from last year’s excellent album Skying. More

Oct 17, 2012 By Mike Hilleary

Best known for her work in Cat’s Eyes with The Horrors’ Faris Badwan, Italian singer/songwriter Rachel Zeffira will soon branch off with her own solo record this winter. More

Mar 16, 2012 By Mike Hilleary

The concept of traveling through space seems to be a consistent motif with the recent batch of music videos by The Horrors and their songs from last year’s excellent LP Skying. More

Mar 10, 2012 By Mark Redfern and Laura Studarus

Just a reminder that the not-to-be-missed digital version of Under the Radar’s “Best of 2011” issue (available for Mac, PC, iPad, and Android via Zinio here) includes the same articles that appear in the printed version—plus 100 extra pages of editorial content not found in the print edition. Included are extra photos of Beirut, Bon Iver, The Horrors, M83, Slow Club, Summer Camp, and tUnE-yArDs. The digital version features exclusive bonus interviews with Big Black Delta, Future Islands, Hooray for Earth, Lanterns on the Lake, Metronomy, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Real Estate, The War on Drugs, Wild Flag, and Zola Jesus. More

Mar 01, 2012 By Mike Hilleary

Last night at the NME Awards, UK musical artists The Horrors and Florence and the Machine came together to perform a duet on the former band’s standout single “Still Life.” More

Feb 22, 2012 By Mark Redfern and Laura Studarus

Under the Radar‘s Best of 2011 Issue is still on newsstands now. The issue features three unique covers, each featuring an artist behind one of our Top 5 albums of the year: M83, The Horrors, and Bon Iver. The issue also takes a look back at other artists who made a splash in 2011, including Beirut, Anna Calvi, EMA, Florence and the Machine, Gang Gang Dance, Neon Indian, PJ Harvey, R.E.M., SBTRKT, Slow Club, St. Vincent, Summer Camp, tUnE-yArDs, and Yuck. More

Feb 02, 2012 By Mike Hilleary

Considering that the show starts at 1:35 in the morning, it’s hard to imagine that many people stayed up long enough to watch Last Call with Carson Daly air a couple performances by Faris Badwan and The Horrors. More

Nov 11, 2011 By Laura Studarus

As previously reported, Lady Gaga has enlisted a slew of notable artists to give her album Born This Way a re-rub. We have The Horrors’ contribution. More

Oct 21, 2011 By Laura Studarus

A slew of indie and indie-approved artists are busy remixing Lady Gaga’s Born this Way. More

Oct 13, 2011 By Laura Studarus

The Horrors recently stopped by BBC, and brought with them a nice and random cover (just the way they like ‘em). We have the audio. More

Oct 12, 2011 By Mike Hilleary

Reflecting the Technicolor direction of their lastest full-length Skying, The Horrors recently unveiled a music video for the track “I Can See Through You.” More

Oct 06, 2011 By Mi Tran

Last week The Horrors performed two songs from their latest album, “Skying” on Last Call With Carson Daly. More

Sep 16, 2011 By Wendy Lynch Redfern

On Thursday, September 15th, 2011, The Horrors performed at The El Rey in Los Angeles, CA with support from The Stepkids. Photographer, Wendy Lynch Redfern, was there to capture the action. Check out the full gallery here. More

Aug 09, 2011 By Laura Studarus

Today, The Horrors unleash their new album Skying on North America. In honor of their event, the band is doing a live streaming release show at Webster Hall. More

Jul 28, 2011 By Mark Redfern and Laura Studarus

Under the Radar’s Summer 2011 Issue has just hit stands. It features St. Vincent on the cover and includes articles on M83, Bon Iver vs. Fugazi, The Horrors, Washed Out, Stephen Malkmus vs. Gus Van Sant, WU LYF, Dum Dum Girls, Friendly Fires, Memory Tapes, John Maus, Niki & The Dove, Purity Ring, Youth Lagoon, and many others; as well as over 115 reviews. The digital version of the magazine also includes 50 extra pages of bonus content, including articles on My Morning Jacket, The Rapture, Eleanor Friedberger, Handsome Furs, Moonface, Stephin Merritt, Laurel Halo, and more. More

Jul 25, 2011 By Margot Cooper Gruen

UK band The Horrors are releasing their third LP, Skying, August 9 via XL Recordings. More

Jul 14, 2011 By Laura Studarus

The Horrors (whose excellent new album Skying you can hear below) dropped by Abeano for a little random cover action. We have the details. More

Jul 05, 2011 By Mike Hilleary

Jun 30, 2011 By Margot Cooper Gruen

Cat’s Eyes is comprised of The Horrors’ Faris Badwan and Italian-Canadian singer/multi-instrumentalist Rachel Zeffira. Check out this live performance video of the duo covering “The Crying Game.” More

Jun 13, 2011 By Lauren Barbato

The Horrors are crossing the pond this fall to deliver a batch of performances across the U.S. We have the dates. More

Sep 24, 2009 By Mark Redfern

The Horrors are set to release a brand new song entitled “Whole New Way” as a single. The song was not featured on the band’s Mercury Prize-nominated second album Primary Colours. It will be available via iTunes on September 29th and released on 7” vinyl on November 3rd (with the album’s title track, “Primary Colours,” as the B-side). “Whole New Way” is streaming on the band’s website now. More

Sep 08, 2009 By Mark Redfern

Speech Debelle has won this year’s Mercury Prize, it was just announced at a ceremony in London. The British rapper was something of a surprise winner and beat out the likes of The Horrors, Friendly Fires, Bat For Lashes, The Invisible, Florence and the Machine, Kasabian, Glasvegas, and others. Debelle took the stage and immediately gave a shout out to one of her fellow nominees. “Big up The Invisible,” she said. Debelle had told BBC 6 Music radio earlier in the evenining that The Invisible were her favorite other nominee. Ironically, despite her name, Speech Debelle gave a short speech. She thanked her label, producers, and family (“my gran’s over there”).The winner is awarded 20,000 pounds and Debelle also said, “Thank-you to whoever’s name is on the check.” More

Sep 01, 2009 By Michele Yamamoto

The Horrors have been tapped by Damon Albarn for a collaboration on the upcoming Gorillaz album. More

Jul 21, 2009 By Mark Redfern

Every year since 1992 The Mercury Prize has been awarded to the best album recorded by an artist from either the United Kingdom or Ireland. Last year Elbow won it. This morning 2009’s nominees were announced. They include Bat For Lashes, Florence and the Machine, Friendly Fires, The Invisible, Glasvegas, The Horrors, Kasabian, and others. More

Jun 12, 2009 By Kyle Lemmon

There are plenty of bands touring this fall but two of the scariest are L.A.‘s noise-mongers HEALTH and Southend, England’s garage-goth mavens The Horrors. Don’t worry, their respective scariness is certainly more Halloween than Bride of Chucky. Plus, both are touring the U.S. in support of impressive sophomore longplayers. More

Feb 08, 2017 By Mark Redfern

For Under the Radar‘s 14th annual Artist Survey we emailed some of our favorite artists a few questions relating to 2016. We asked them about their favorite albums of the year and their thoughts on various notable 2016 news stories involving either the music industry or world events, as well as some quirkier personal questions. More

Aug 25, 2014 By Selena Fragassi

Somewhere there exists a John Denver song for the bizarre American life on the road that U.K. band The Horrors has experienced in their stateside tours over the course of nearly a decade. More

May 02, 2014 By Kate Bennett

The Horrors first exploded onto the scene in 2006, a gang of cartoon goths playing a snarling brand of psycho-garage that sounded like nothing anyone had heard for a very long time. More

Sep 06, 2013 By Dan Lucas

The Green Man Festival has, in the 10 years since its inception, evolved from a one-day, 300-capacity campfire folk show into a week-long, eclectic event playing home to some 22,000 guests. Amongst British festival-goers it has a reputation as one of the summer’s highlights and is spoken of as being a world away from the laddish, lager lout-infested, drug-peddling havens that make up the larger part of the Brit festival circuit. More

Apr 16, 2012 By Laura Studarus

Regardless of the setbacks, it was—as usual—a day of exceptional music. The day’s highlights) and lowlights included Neon Indian, Arctic Monkeys, Pulp, Mazzy Star, The Rapture, M83, and The Horrors.

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Jul 26, 2011 By Ben Schumer

On their third album, Skying, The Horrors have completely shed all the goth trappings that originally defined them. While their sophomore album, Primary Colours, was a bold step out of the gloom with its shoegaze textures and Krautrock rhythms, Skying sounds like an entirely different band. More

Aug 07, 2010 By Laura Studarus

The opening night’s observation that I was about to slip down the rabbit hole turned out to be apt. After a restless night of sleep (Hello jetlag!), I was bundled into a car and taken deep into a rain covered forest. I’m from Los Angeles. This setting? Well…welcome to Wonderland. Today’s residents? Potty Umbrella, Tin Pan Alley, Kim Nowak, Something Like Elvis, The Horrors, Art Brut, Lenny Valentino, and Tindersticks. More