Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall on their debut album as The WAEVE: "We asked: 'How could we forge forward through life?'"
The duo invited NME to Coxon's house to talk about being inspired by “the blood, guts, sex and nastiness of English folk music”, working with James Ford and those Blur reunion rumours
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Graham Coxon announces autobiography 'Verse, Chorus, Monster!'
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Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougal’s The WAEVE share electrifying debut track, 'Something Pretty'
The duo launched their new project at an intimate gig in London last night (May 4)
Graham Coxon and Elinor Dougal’s The Waeve announce second London show
They'll also share their new single 'Something Pretty' between the two gigs