Ladyhawke Continues To Be Our Favourite Thing Ever
Posted by Jess McGuire at 4:45 PM on August 29, 2008
Wahey! An obsession I had over a week ago is still going strong, which is brilliant news for Ladyhawke. Well, not really for her, but certainly for me. I was lucky enough to get a preview copy of her album to review for a very nice publication, and without giving away too much... by jingoes, what a clever thing that Pip Brown is, eh? She is, of course, from Wellington - my newly adopted home town - so it makes sense she'd be totally amazing.
If there's one thing I love as much as Ladyhawke, it's Popjustice. So when the two things I care most for in the world collide, I'm as happy as a porcine creature in effluents. Popjustice have just announced:
The problem with the Ladyhawke album is that we're finding ourselves spending a lot of time telling people how good it is. This is time we could otherwise be spending listening to the Ladyhawke album.
I could not agree more. Here's Popjustice's solution to this problem.
After the jump, the video for Ladyhawke's new single 'Dusk Till Dawn'





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