Oh, Kate Nash. We reveled in your 2007 debut Made of Bricks, with your chirpy, British-accented tales of disappointment in love and loser guys who get sick on your trainers [American: Sneakers]. Nash's sophomore album, My Best Friend is You, brings more of the same, plus some lush strings and horns, thanks to production by Britpop veteran Bernard Butler of Suede. From her lyrics, Nash seems to have seen plenty of pain, but there's enough humor and self-assertion to save the songs from the realm of pity party. Here in New York, Nash played the Bowery Ballroom last night and plays Music Hall of Williamsburg tomorrow, both sold out shows.
Oh, Kate Nash. We reveled in your 2007 debut Made of Bricks, with your chirpy, British-accented tales of disappointment in love and loser guys who get sick on your trainers [American: Sneakers]. Nash's sophomore album, My Best Friend is You, brings more of the same, plus some lush strings and horns, thanks to production by Britpop veteran Bernard Butler of Suede. From her lyrics, Nash seems to have seen plenty of pain, but there's enough humor and self-assertion to save the songs from the realm of pity party. Here in New York, Nash played the Bowery Ballroom last night and plays Music Hall of Williamsburg tomorrow, both sold out shows.
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