Ladyhawke
Pip Browne, aka Ladyhawke, spent her formative years in her native New Zealand and then Sydney, trying her luck with several bands before deciding (quite rightly) that London is the centre of the musical universe.
Her listed influences range from Springsteen to Zeppelin, but make no mistake, this girl is pure electro-pop. Think Bananarama or The Human League without that pesky Phil Oakey fella.
Her listed influences range from Springsteen to Zeppelin, but make no mistake, this girl is pure electro-pop. Think Bananarama or The Human League without that pesky Phil Oakey fella.
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emma
Monday, 11 May
SINGLES REVIEW - 2 March
Paris Is Burning
Polydor
Ladyhawke is to Lady Gaga what Kylie Minogue is to Danii. She's prettier, cooler and actually has some talent outside taking her clothes off.
This second release from her debut album, is deliciously '80s. The beginning shares more than a little resemblance to Gary Numan's 'Cars', her jaunty, throaty vocals are Blondie-tastic and there's an incredibly catchy synth-pop beat running throughout. And it doesn't stop there. She's also named after the 1985 Rutger Hauer fantasy film about a bewitched hawk. That does it for me.
Paris Is Burning
Polydor
Ladyhawke is to Lady Gaga what Kylie Minogue is to Danii. She's prettier, cooler and actually has some talent outside taking her clothes off.
This second release from her debut album, is deliciously '80s. The beginning shares more than a little resemblance to Gary Numan's 'Cars', her jaunty, throaty vocals are Blondie-tastic and there's an incredibly catchy synth-pop beat running throughout. And it doesn't stop there. She's also named after the 1985 Rutger Hauer fantasy film about a bewitched hawk. That does it for me.
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