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Razorlight have continued to be one of the most popular rock bands around, and they've just confirmed some exciting news. The English band, who are best known for such tracks as America, In The ...

U.K. rock outfit Razorlight has returned to U.S. shores with its self-titled sophomore effort, though its stay may be brief. By Billboard Staff U.K. rock outfit Razorlight has returned to U.S. shores ...

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Razorlight cut through the opposition to win two trophies tonight (Oct. 11) at the inaugural Vodafone Live Music Awards in London. The British rockers won for Vodafone live impact in 2006 and took… By ...

Razorlight "never meant" for their music to hit the charts. The indie rock band - which consists of founding members Björn Ågren on guitar, lead vocalist Johnny Borrell and bassist Carl Delemo, as ...

Johnny Borrell is the lean and wiry linchpin of Razorlight, and is a fairly regular-sized 24-year-old. Except, that is, for his ears. Borrell has very small ears, which every so often peek out from ...

At the height of their fame, Razorlight were scoring number one albums, chart-topping singles and supporting bands such as Oasis, The Rolling Stones and The Who. While themselves a copycat band, what ...