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Kate Nash Goes It Alone

After her international debut in 2007, Kate Nash has become known for her signature plucky style. But after three-years dabbling in charity, films and feminist advocacy, she’s back with something "different" for her third album: ‘Girl Talk’. Finally daring to indulge herself in her long-standing love for punk music (but failing to prove much), Nash is excited by the combination with her usual ...

MTV Hive to Stream Kate Nash Concert

The first five songs from Kate Nash's March 27 performance at the Studio at Webster Hall in New York will be livestreamed at MTVhive.com. The full performance and select clips will be made ...

Album Review: Kate Nash's "Girl Talk"

Let me begin by saying that this is undoubtedly, a rebelliously bad album. Her previous album "My best Friend Is You" was too good an album so you can understand my frustration upon hearing how bad her follow up "Girl Talk" sounds (great concepts but a very poorly produced and quite confused record altogether). Finding moderate fame in 2007 with indie-pop hit Foundations, London-born Kate Nash has returned with her third album, Girl Talk. Opening track Part Heart instantly shows a different side to the 25 year-old Nash: an echoed and almost unfinished sounding offering with a bizarre, ...