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After moving to London, abandoning their hardcore roots, and hooking up with ex-Suede guitarist Bernard Butler as producer, this spirited, young New Zealand rock band is finally ready for its close-up.read more

"Nothing's new, nothing's old," declares Cut Off Your Hands singer Nick Johnston on "Turn Cold", from the New Zealand indie pop group's debut album You and I, which gets its U.S. release next month. You know what? Johnston might be onto something. His voice here is all Robert Smith whimper (a familiar sound to Suede's Bernard Butler, who produce...

Photo by Francis ChungAustralia and New Zealand already have it, and soon, so shall we. It's the debut LP from new wavey New Zealanders Cut Off Your Hands, You and I, and it's due January 20 in the U.S. thanks to Frenchkiss Records. Like the band's sophomore EP Blue on Blue, You and I was produced by Suede's Bernard Butler, who also left his mar...

The Horrors revealed their future plans to NME.COM at Benicassim this weekend. London's favourite goth rockers played at the Spanish festival last night (July 20). And they took the chance to reveal their plans to work with two big name producers Simian Mobile Disco's James Ford and former Suede guitarist Bernard Butler.