The Horrors aren't a bad band and actually a few of the tracks on this debut are okay but the problem is it's all been done before. This is worn-out rock 'n' roll not something totally innovative and in-depth. I wouldn't encourage the purchase of this record for a few reasons: 1. The Horrors are boring, 2. They look like the guys from Motley Crue, and 3. It's just not as fun as it's made out to be.… Expand

this cd is a wonderfully starnge masterpiece!!!

not bad but a little boring and retro mining 60s nuggets bands

A gorgeous and strange blend of punk, surf and gothic organs, "Strange House" is an album that makes us discover a whole genre: the indie goth. Of course, that gothic music is not new but with this album, this guys introduce us to this genre with a contemporary touch. With the spooky organ and a great camp humor, The Horrors get a good debut. But makes us think: Is this the triumph of style over substance? Let´s check the sophomore album.… Expand

Amazing. love it

It's kind of strange, but I like it. It's not at all the kind of music I normally listen to, but I like the harmonies. Little Victories is gorgeous!

Well.. I don't want to question your opinions.. In my opinion you've made an excellent choice... Cause you've just read some of the fantastic lyrics on Strange House. Combine that with wild guitars and an organ and you'll see what you've been missing all this time.

Awful. One of the worst things I have ever heard.

Great stuff.... undeniably catchy.

I must say that this is a glorious example of work. In a few words. A excellent choice.

Suprisingly creative. I didn't expect to hear so much psychbilly coming out of Brits but it sounds refreshing

This is a very fun album that is very fast, bold, and, more often than less, addicting. This album reminds me of Franz Ferdinand's debut CD, not because they sound similar, but because they have so much energy and it is just a lot of fun to listen to. Definitely a stand out CD from the indie-rock group. [8/10]

The best british band, maybe in 1 album they grow up a lot to establish a own genre

They sound like nothing that exists at the moment, and that's why it's amazing. Faris Rotter flattens everything in his path. This is the best debut I've heard since Interpol' Turn on the bright lights. I think the people who dismiss this either don't care about music or haven't listened to it at all, how can you give this a 2???