The Horrors

Stereogum — UK arena rockers the Horrors get into the remix game on Lady Gaga’s forthcoming Born This Way: The Remix LP, reworking Gaga’s “Bloody Mary.” Stream the track below. Born This Way: The Remix drops 11/21 via Interscope. A couple weeks back, we ... more info

NME — Band reveal their contribution to 'Born This Way: The Remix' more info

DrownedInSound — Those Southend kraut-goths The Horrors aren't just snobby fans of Can, Bauhaus and Simple Minds, no siree, they've taken their crate-digging hands and reworked Gaga's 'Bloody Mary' into a throbbing beast that's half-Skying, a third Mother-Monster-ant... more info

Chorus.fm — Watch *The Horrors* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/thehorrors) cover *David Bowie* (http://www.davidbowie.com)'s "Suffragette City" live in session for On Track with SEAT in the replies. more info

Stereogum — Here we are with the Horrors, adepts of fashionable retro-rock synthesis, adeptly tackling Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust wham-bam-thank-you-mammer for Channel 4′s On Track… programme. It’s a live take, but recorded in LDN’s Metropolis studio with ... more info

Gigwise — Singer Faris Badwan unable to perform due to throat infection... more info

NME — Band rescheduled the gigs after frontman Faris Badwan's was affected by vocal problems more info

DrownedInSound — Four years is a long time in music. As far as The Horrors are concerned it could be another lifetime altogether. When the adolescent garage punk of Strange House landed unceremoniously on DiS' doormat back in the spring of 2007, it's probably fair to... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Last Monday we announced that Andy had given us three exclusive new mixes, the first of which - 'What The World Is Waiting For...' - was posted last week.This week's mix - 'Yesterday, Where Is My Mind?' - is now available to listen to below. The mix,... more info

Guardian Music — Britain's biggest cult band take hit album Skying on tour in Mexico CityIf you want to get a true picture of how much a band means to their audience, look at the knock-off merchandise outside their gigs. In the UK, the average indie band is lucky if ... more info