Giving Up the Fight
By Eddie Argos | August 30, 2017
By Eddie Argos | August 30, 2017
Giving Up the Fight
The lead singer of Art Brut reflects on a career spent being a real dick to other bands.
Eddie Argos
Eddie Argos is a lo-fi punk rock motherfucker, the singer in Art Brut, and a writer and painter living in Berlin. He is quite tall.
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Eddie Argos (Art Brut) Talks Half Japanese’s Overjoyed
By Eddie Argos | November 11, 2014
By Eddie Argos | November 11, 2014
Eddie Argos (Art Brut) Talks Half Japanese’s Overjoyed
Half Japanese didn’t need to change a thing, but Art Brut’s singer thinks they sound great with a bit of extra polish.
Eddie Argos (Art Brut) Talks Toy’s Join the Dots
By Eddie Argos | January 9, 2014
By Eddie Argos | January 9, 2014
Eddie Argos (Art Brut) Talks Toy’s Join the Dots
The end of the year is a funny time of year to be reviewing albums. The list of upcoming releases I was sent to choose from was chock-a-block with...
Eddie Argos (Art Brut) Talks Future of the Left’s How to Stop Your Brain in an Accident
By Eddie Argos | November 5, 2013
By Eddie Argos | November 5, 2013
Eddie Argos (Art Brut) Talks Future of the Left’s How to Stop Your Brain in an Accident
There is a music magazine in the UK called the NME, you’ve probably heard of it. It is a publication that often gets ridiculed for album...
Eddie Argos (Art Brut) Talks About Accidentally Writing a Rock Musical
By Eddie Argos | June 29, 2013
By Eddie Argos | June 29, 2013
Eddie Argos (Art Brut) Talks About Accidentally Writing a Rock Musical
I have accidentally co-written what could be referred to as a rock musical called The Islanders. This has surprised me as, like most sane...
Eddie Argos (Art Brut) Talks Man or Astro-man?’s Defcon 5… 4… 3… 2… 1
By Eddie Argos | May 24, 2013
By Eddie Argos | May 24, 2013
Eddie Argos (Art Brut) Talks Man or Astro-man?’s Defcon 5… 4… 3… 2… 1
The UK at the end of the '90s was an awful time for music. Brit-pop had died — some would argue the death was deserved — at some point during 1997...
