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August 17, 2005

Dandy Warhols Pack Light

West coast pop rockers throw intimate parties to celebrate "Odditorium"
April 16, 2003

Dandys Monkey With Duran

Nick Rhodes co-produces new Dandy Warhols record
January 24, 2001

Dandy Warhol Debuts Film

Courtney Taylor of Dandy Warhols debuts short film at Sundance
October 12, 2000

Dandy Warhols to Team Up With Massive Attack

After tour, Dandy Warhols will make next record with Massive Attack

Recordings and Reviews

Earth To The Dandy Warhols

Earth to the Dandy Warhols finds the Portland, Oregon, rockers seriously indulging their artier side for the second album in a row — perhaps they've accepted that their commercial moment passed with the 2004 documentary Dig!, which followed them from obscurity to major-label success. Or maybe...

2008 RS: 2.5of 5 Stars

Odditorium Or Warlords Of Mars

2005

Welcome to the Monkey House

2003

Welcome to the Monkey House

2003

Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia

2000

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Biography

Their wacky name made people think the Dandy Warhols were a hipster novelty act when they first appeared in the mid-'90s -- an impression reinforced by titles like "Lou Weed," from their 1995 indie debut album, and "Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth," their first single for Capitol, two years later. It soon became apparent that the Portland, OR-based quartet wasn't a joke, though leadman Co...

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