Guardian Music — Academy 3, ManchesterThe Horrors are true pop chameleons. When they first emerged in 2006 in a blaze of backcombed hair and eyeliner, they sounded like a mess of early Birthday Party and 80s psychobilly. All bar a devoted following of teeny gothy gir... more info

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Brooklyn Vegan — The Horrors at Bowery Ballroom in 2009 (more by Oren Loloi) The Horrors will release third third full length Skying on August 9 via XL. After a few European dates this summer, The Horrors will head out on a North... more info

Guardian Music — The Horrors, On tourIt was obvious when they appeared on NME's cover in 2006 in Victorian gaoler chic that the Horrors had something, although what that might be wasn't clear from the endearingly rubbish garage-goth rumble of their debut. However, th... more info

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NME.COM - Reviews Blog — With new influences ranging from Tears For Fears to ’60s pop, the (mainly) black-clad boys lift the shroud on their much-anticipated third album, ‘Skying’ 1. Changing The Rain With neither bang nor whimper, The Horrors announce their return w... more info

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Guardian Music — It seems Southend's finest have been listening to Simple MindsWhen the Horrors emerged in 2006, black-clad and back-combed, they were quickly dismissed as a pantomime punks. While their 2007 debut, Strange House, had its moments – the garage thrash... more info