A phrase that started as an inside joke is now the title of Blondie's first album in five years, "The Curse of Blondie." Whenever something went awry, singer Debbie Harry explains on the Blondie ...

Blondie is planning a staggered worldwide rollout this year and next for "Panic of Girls," the group's first set of new material since "The Curse of Blondie ... has made an album outside of ...

Three decades into their career, Blondie evidently want to move beyond their New Wave-era glories, and on their first album in five years ... but too much of The Curse would be blandly anonymous ...

(Let's face it: There are many more cuts on those first couple Strokes albums that sound like ... alt-rock media as next-gen Blondies, The Curse Of Blondie isn't really a reaction, a retort ...

Blondie will release their second post-reunion album, The Curse of Blondie, in March on Sanctuary Records. In April, the band plans to tour the U.S. The album finds the group, which reunited in ...

And it still is. Blondie split up in 1982 but reunited in 1997. Since then, the band has performed sporadically and released two albums, "No Exit" and "The Curse of Blondie." A third post-reunion ...

When Debbie Harry and Chris Stein regrouped Blondie for the albums “No Exit” (1999) and “The Curse of Blondie” (2003), Burke was on board for recording and touring, and was inducted with ...

Blondie have revealed that they will release a new album in 2011. Initially due out just in Australia this November, 'Panic Of Girls', the follow-up to 2003's 'The Curse Of Blondie', will be ...

And so it goes with "The Curse of Blondie," which happens to be the name of the band's new album, a title with no more hidden meaning than "No Exit." It's both freshly familiar ("Shakedown" even ...

Their latest effort, "The Curse of Blondie," is a throwback to the good ... The band produced six albums before breaking up in 1982. Songs like "Heart of Glass," "The Tide is High," and "Call ...

In what’s been a 12-year comeback that started with 1999’s “No Exit” and continued with 2003’s prophetically titled “The Curse of Blondie ... “D-Day,” the album opener, offers ...

Seventeen years passed between Blondie's sixth and seventh albums. The eighth has taken a mere four. Even so, its protracted gestation involved record company calamities and lost tapes ...