no kate nash thread yet?

^the inference that had to be made

Josie Lawrence!

That's who she reminds me of!

http://www.jquinton.co.uk/images/katenash002.jpg

^^^Not on drugs.

This album contains some of the most porrly written lyrics I've ever heard

I have tried, but alas I don't see any merit in her music at all.

-- Saxby D. Elder (Saxby D. Elder), Wednesday, 31 January 2007 17:47 (11 months ago)

OTM (smart guy, that one...)

revolutionary opinion

nobody in here ever gets my sarcasm.

lol I'm playing this again for the first time since I last posted to this thread and I still like "Foundations" a lot

kind of cringing remembering the dickhead song that will soon be bludgeoning my ears, though

on balance, she's kind of like a British, mopey, piano-based version of Poe

new song. not what you might expect:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gH5X1yvv8Eo

haha waht

someone bought the Santigold and Bat For Lashes album

Chasing the NME audience in 2010: smart business move or LAY OFF THE FUCKING DRUGS?

it is a bazillion times better than the dickhead song

I'm not familiar with the dickhead song but that new one sounds exactly like a lazy album track from a c. 1987 Brit Indie group.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suaveqvlWP8

FEEL THE SUCK

TBF I don't like her voice or her lyrics so this is a bit of a no-win

then this new one, with one line of lyrics and very little of her voice, should come across as her best effort to date

It did! But she was starting from a v. low point on the graph.

I'm intrigued when artists try to completely change up their audience in these death of the industry times tho.

then this new one, with one line of lyrics and very little of her voice, should come across as her best effort to date

^^^ remoinds me of this Lou Reed quote after the commercial success of "Sally Can't Dance" - "This is fantastic — the worse I am the more it sells. If I wasn't on the record at all next time around, it would probably go number one."

lol that is so much better than last time round, a pity it's not actually any good - i definitely would like to encourage kate nash to continue down this newfound path of "not bothering to write songs" though

wow this is horrible.

since you guys are all havin' a bad day cuz you listened to kate nash your old pal m@tt h3lges0n is gonna show you something cool:

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2303/2299709802_418b2bd9e9.jpg

hahaha

lex is pretty OTM though, I'd forgotten how precious and needy her album was and it seems she's gotten rid of that impulse by forgoing the actual songwriting process

haha that new song is amazingly bad

haha I had pac's "temptations" playing when I saw that. made it even more lolsome.

kate smash

so looks like she was wrong footing us with that noisy track. that's a hidden track on th album supposedly.

THIS however is more like it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqV-embx_tA

Not a Kate Nash fan at all, but I'll just leave this here and YOU guys can decide if it's a joke or not...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIB3YCGihp0

I really wasn't expecting that

also: "Written and recorded in less than 24 hours"

She sounds like she's giving birth while trying to channel the 'spirit' of Courtney Love.

the beginning of this is great

actually when she isn't screaming I really like this, and her screams only drag it down to "not gonna seek this out"

and furthermore

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLZLZHi8HLA

her new EP is out

it appears, after 1.5 songs, to be a massive bag of shit

Is it the same kind of stuff as the 'Underestimate The Girl' track, or is it more in line with her earlier stuff?

it's definitely in the new vein, only less imaginitive

she's rather good on GLOW. Maybe that's what she should have been doing all along.

weirdly, she is actually doing a nostalgia tour re her debut soon.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p07ctstz/kate-nash-underestimate-the-girl

Underestimate the Girl is an intimate portrait of British singer-songwriter Kate Nash and follows her journey over several years in her pursuit to remain a creatively and financially independent artist. After being dropped by a major label, Kate learns (the hard way) how to navigate the music industry as a self-sufficient businesswoman and creative.

I went back to Made of Bricks today after discovering her Christmas song and really, really liking it and... I like it now? Including "Dickhead"? what happened, I am confused