The Hives
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Review by Devon Powers, PopMatters, 11 September 2000
I'M CONVINCED that there's something about Veni Vidi Vicious, that elicits borderline personality. One minute I'm singing its praises to everyone I know (including an ...
Live Review by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 19 December 2001
WITH ROCK'S CURRENT favourite flavour being the three-chord thrashing of the Strokes and White Stripes, the Hives couldn't have picked a better moment to offer ...
The Hives: Modesty is a virtue... but not in a band
Profile and Interview by Simon Price, Independent on Sunday, 27 January 2002
IF YOU'VE BEEN to the cinema recently, you may have choked on your popcorn while being confronted with the sight of Kylie Minogue riding a ...
The Hives: "One, two, three, four…"
Interview by Ben Myers, Kerrang!, 2 February 2002
They're the most stylish band on the planet. They're also one of the most exciting. This is the rise and rise of THE HIVES… ...
Live Review by David Sinclair, The Times, 5 February 2002
THE SCANDINAVIAN rock'n'roll invasion is gathering pace. Indeed, the industry joke that in the past the Vikings came in longboats, but now they're coming back ...
The Hives: Junction, Cambridge
Live Review by Tom Cox, The Guardian, 10 February 2002
The Hives put on a fine imitation of garage rock. And the garage is where it would be best appreciated ...
The Hives: The Junction, Cambridge
Live Review by Tom Cox, The Observer, 10 February 2002
The Hives put on a fine imitation of garage rock. And the garage is where it would be best appreciated ...
Profile and Interview by Chris Roberts, Uncut, March 2002
STROKES? STRIPES? Fougeddabouddit! The swedes rock loudest. ...
The Hives: Could this cocksure Swedish pop-punk quintet be the new Strokes?
Report and Interview by Toby Manning, Blender, June 2002
DESPITE THEIR immaculate black-and-white shirt-tie-and-shoes ensemble, Swedish garage-rockers the Hives have a disconcerting habit of stripping in front of strangers. ...
Stronger Than Dirt: The Secret History Of Garage Punk
Overview by Joss Hutton, Sonic Reducer, 2003
Joss Hutton recalls nearly 40-years of ramalama greatness, from 'Louie Louie' to 'Main Offender' ...
The Hives: The Return Of Your Old Favourites
Live Review by Nick Hasted, The Independent, 8 June 2004
The Hives: Electric Ballroom London ...
Report and Interview by Paul Elliott, Q, November 2004
The natty uniforms and arch humour are still a novelty in Japan. But have The Hives anything more to offer? ...
Review by Ian Gittins, Virgin Media Music, 4 June 2012
WHEN THE HIVES broke through here in 2002 with their top 10 compilation album Your New Favourite Band, they appeared exciting and irresistible. ...
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