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Ian Harrison

London

Associate Editor, News at MOJO

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  • 3 weeks ago | mojo4music.com | Ian Harrison

    The Lemonheads’ leader on wasting time wasted, old pals Oasis, his forthcoming memoir and the first new Lemonheads album in almost twenty years. There have been silences, addiction, and photo portraits where Evan Dando looked very sad and sorry in his eyes. But as last year’s live gigs proved, however hard he’s been through the ringer he’s still able to soar when drawing on such past triumphs as 1992’s It’s A Shame About Ray and 1996’s Car Button Cloth.

  • 1 month ago | mojo4music.com | Ian Harrison

    Bauhaus’s undead idol on his new album, the enduring allure of goth, baldness, watching cartoons upside down and his secret bat-healing abilities. Born in Northampton in 1957, Peter Murphy is to some observers forever the vampiric, balletic frontman of goth prime movers Bauhaus. With a discography much more than 1979’s totemic debut Bela Lugosi’s Dead, that group flamed out in 1983. Murphy duly began his solo recording career in 1986, with 2002’s Dust a particular highlight.

  • 1 month ago | shorturl.at | Ian Harrison

    Bauhaus’s undead idol on his new album, the enduring allure of goth, baldness, watching cartoons upside down and his secret bat-healing abilities. Born in Northampton in 1957, Peter Murphy is to some observers forever the vampiric, balletic frontman of goth prime movers Bauhaus. With a discography much more than 1979’s totemic debut Bela Lugosi’s Dead, that group flamed out in 1983. Murphy duly began his solo recording career in 1986, with 2002’s Dust a particular highlight.

  • 1 month ago | mojo4music.com | Ian Harrison

    With new album More. recently announced, MOJO looks back over Jarvis Cocker and co.’s long playing excursions to date. While many fans may have first become aware of them with the dazzling, Britpop-era double-header of 1994’s His’N’Hers and the peerless Different Class in 1995, Pulp’s history stretches much further back.

  • 2 months ago | mojo4music.com | Ian Harrison

    Remembering Scott Walker, MOJO returns to a West London bookshop and an atypically illuminating encounter with one of the most enigmatic figures in music. In 2013, existential enigma Scott Walker returned with a staggering new album, Bish Bosch. A dense, at times almost impenetrable, hybrid of rock and classical composition with wildly divergent themes, it was an album that demanded - and rewarded - concentrated listening.

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