Marriage and babies have given The Dandy Warhols a fresh perspective on life. But they aren't ready to turn their back on sleazed-up rock'n roll just yet
Several column inches have already been devoted to the...
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You have to suspect that, if it were not for their knack of knocking out the odd pop gem, the Dandy Warhols’ 15 minutes would’ve been up long ago. This isn’t quite one of those, although it does have that genuinely unhinged feel to it that has characterised their best work.
Read More The Dandies seem to feel both affection and disdain for their audience, a rag-bag of every-blokes and office girls.
Read More Quite how the Dandy Warhols have managed to keep their foot in the mainstream door for so long is one of life’s great mysteries.
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The best thing about The Dandy Warhols is that despite how instantly hummable their melodies are, they still manage to get better with each subsequent listen.
Read More ...but all is not lost! They're doing two dates at the Olympia instead! Huzzah!
Read More The Dandy Warhols made their escape from urban bohemia witha little help from Vodafone. now they’re going retro-glam. Zia McCabe explains.
Read More The Dandy Warhols get off at the Olympia, new album hits the shelves the same week
Read More The Dandy Warhols once teetered on the verge of a gigantic mainstream crossover with a song that boasted the opening lines "I never thought you'd be a junkie/Because heroin is so passe",
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