MUSIC: The Horrors head for Manchester
Since their 2007 debut, The Horrors have become one of Britain's most widely acclaimed bands. Ahead of their September tour, Andy Welch catches up with frontman Faris Badwan to find out what comes next.
Since their 2007 debut, The Horrors have become one of Britain's most widely acclaimed bands. Ahead of their September tour, Andy Welch catches up with frontman Faris Badwan to find out what comes next.
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