Kate Nash | Pop review

Brudenell Social Club, LeedsOne of pop's most curious phenomenons sees formerly squeaky pop stars rebelling against what made them famous. Just as the manufactured Monkees ended up singing psychedelic songs about porpoises, the once-melodic Marianne Faithfull switched to heroin-ravaged salvos about fellatio. Similarly, in 2007, Kate Nash was a 20-year-old Brits school pupil whose faux Cockney narratives about boyfriends invited not always flattering comparisons with Lily Allen. Three years on,...

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