Johnny Dee

Johnny Dee

Johnny Dee is a freelance copywriter, creative and journalist. He's been published The Times, The Independent, Q  NME, Q, Smash Hits, The Word as well as in The Guardian, writing pieces for G2, online and The Guide, where he edits the weekly back page feature Infomania. He's got a long history as a music journalist and is also fond of sport (currently contributing to Runner's World and FourFourTwo).

Latest articles by Johnny Dee

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The Flaming Lips: The Terror

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Oklahoma’s finest exorcise fun, discover demons.

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The Strokes: Comedown Machine

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New York hipsters try retro-rock-disco-novelty fusion.

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Suede: Bloodsports

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Brit Pop masters of carnal rock return with their first album in a decade.

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Biffy Clyro: Opposites

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Hairy Scottish rockers’ sixth is a stone-cold gatefold epic.

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The Flaming Lips: The Flaming Lips And Heady Fwends

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Oklahoma space rockers invite their friends to engage in psych-rock sorcery.

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Richard Hawley: Standing At The Sky’s Edge

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Sleepy Sheffield crooner discovers psychedelic goldmine.

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The Jezabels: Prisoner

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Aussie combo who describe themselves as ‘intesindie’.

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Rich Robinson: Through A Crooked Sun

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Black Crowe reinvents himself as laid-back rocker.

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Enter Shikari: A Flash Flood Of Colour

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Blistering and schizophrenic electronicore from Herts.

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The Black Keys: El Camino

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Ohio duo continue to take stripped-down blues from the garage to the dance floor.

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Tom Waits: Bad As Me

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Seventeenth album from the legendary rock’n’roll tramp.

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Flashguns: Passions Of A Different Kind

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Twenty-something London trio master raw indie rock romanticism.

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Henry’s Funeral Shoe: Donkey Jacket

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Vibrant blues from the south (of Wales).

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Kill It Kid: Feet Fall Heavy

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Americana-loving Bath quartet turn it up to 11.

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Foo Fighters: Wasting Light

By Johnny Dee published

Dave Grohl & Co return with their first new material in three years.

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Black Mountain: Wilderness Heart

By Johnny Dee published

Heavy psych-rock splendour with a dash of Britpop.

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Beady Eye: Different Gear, Still Speeding

By Johnny Dee published

Oasis minus Noel. Meaner but still in a Beatles bubble.

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Buffalo Tom: Skins

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Under-rated Boston trio make welcome return.

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Elton John and Leon Russell: The Union

By Johnny Dee published

70s idols unite with gospel choir and vintage licks.

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