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Kate Nash

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June 18, 2007 | 4 Comments
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Kate Nash

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Excruciatingly crispy clear vocals from the world’s poshest self-confessed chav enunciate perfectly the break-up of a relationship on this latest, which see-saws wildly between Lily’s Lidl-rap and Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s Blue Peter vowel-shaking dictum. It makes falling apart sound like a hop and a skip through Disneyland and converts the words “bitch” and “shit” into droplets of aural (liquid) gold. A-E-I-O-U indeed. Her elocution tutor would be so proud.

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iceman_123

Aug 28, 2007

The Best thing about Kate Nash is.............Well actually there is no best thing about her. She's bland, boring and unoriginal. Her accent leaves much to be desired and frankly she is a pain to listen to.

adrianbe

Aug 29, 2007

Kate Nash , well, just downloaded her album, absolutely fab! Funny and witty lyrics, fab accent, fab looks, fab clear voice.....Iceman why dont you go for a walk under the sun in Greece....you might come of some good use off putting fires....hiihihiih

MCR-ROX

Jan 4, 2008

kate nash... well, what to say about her?
she sounds like a mix between my nan, and something from Elmos World, yet strangely I like her.
i reckon she includes brainwash in her tracks, not mouthwash, though she COULD do with some, as one of my friends met her recently...

pilgrim pete

Mar 4, 2008

I think pumpkin soup an absoloutly brilliant song mixed between influences like liily allen and she sounds like a cl indie chav- like Sophie Ellis- Bexter. CCCCCCOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLL