Mick O'Shea Bücher

Chronicles the life of the acclaimed British singer, covering her childhood, career as a successful musician, troubled personal life, and early death at age 27.

Easy to read guide to everything Smiths and the solo careers of Morrissey and Jonny Marr.

A brilliant guide to punk on both sides of the Atlantic

Named ‘the most talked-about teen on the planet’ by NME, Billie Eilish has rapidly become one of the most streamed artists globally. In just three years, she has carved out a unique niche with her songs co-created with her brother, Finneas O’Connell. Eilish stands out from typical pop stars with her deadpan demeanor and angsty lyrics that delve into dark themes, making her both intriguing and ‘intimidating as hell’. Known for her colorful hair and distinctive style, she often opts for loose, body-obscuring silhouettes in neon colors, leading to the launch of her own retro-inspired clothing line. Beyond her music and fashion, Eilish is celebrated for her candid discussions about mental health and body image, embodying a ‘collective middle finger to teen-pop sex appeal’, as noted by the New York Times. Her celebrity fans include Shawn Mendes, Julia Roberts, Katy Perry, and Nirvana’s David Grohl. Fun facts, like her being vegan and having the middle name ‘Pirate’, are included in this engaging exploration, making it a delight for both superfans and newcomers eager to learn more. With seven gold and three platinum singles in the US, Eilish is poised to continue her dominance in the music industry for years to come.